How India’s Recent Emigration Policies Helped Bangladesh And Pakistan Eat into Our GDP
How India’s Recent Emigration Policies Helped Bangladesh And Pakistan Eat into Our GDP India’s Chunk of Migrant Workers’ Jobs Diverted to Pakistan and Bangladesh in Gulf Countries, Especially in Saudi Arabia ~Asif Nawaz Indo-Saudi relation has witnessed an upswing during past few decades, reinforcing more economic and socio-cultural ties between the two nations. Post-independence in 1947, New Delhi has developed its full-fledged diplomatic relation with Riyadh, which was followed by many high-level visits from both the sides. Recently the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India himself, Shri Narendra Modi paid two-day official visit to the Kingdom, from 2 to 3 April 2016, at the invitation of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, His Majesty King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. During this visit, the leaders of the two nations made all round efforts to transform and elevate their mutually beneficial conventional bilateral relationship of politics, economy, security, defence, manpo