International Day of Family Remittances in 2023

@devinamehra @aakash_rewari Correct,many of my family members who are settled in US or Europe have taken whole family abroad so they don't need to do remittances unlike gulf country where citizenship is not granted.

— Tin (@kalaptin) June 15, 2023

Today is International Day of #Family #Remittances! This year’s theme focuses on the benefits that #digital and #financial inclusion bring when linked to remittances in helping remittance #families achieve their #SDGs. 🇺🇳 More info: https://t.co/N9IKFTn52c #FamilyRemittances https://t.co/sweCqiPjIk

— Journal of the United Nations (@Journal_UN_ONU) June 16, 2023

Happy International Day of Family Remittances! Today we celebrate the 200+ million migrant workers who send money to over 800 million family members, making life better for their families, friends and communities back home.💸🌎💞 https://t.co/ep73zLLSko

— Coinme (@Coinme) June 16, 2023

Remittances are indeed the lifeline for communities, family members and their loved ones. It transformed and enabled. Every cent counts. https://t.co/ZrFr7p8v6o

— maulana (@iberahims) June 12, 2023

On this International Day of Family Remittances, let us renew every effort to facilitate remittance flows and make it cheaper. Every dollar saved in transaction costs and forex fees is a dollar more in the pocket of migrants and their families back home: https://t.co/zU4siTOOOX https://t.co/XIKaEFezYB

— WB Social Protection (@WBG_SPLabor) June 16, 2023

June 16 marks the International Day for Family remittances, a day that recognizes the role millions of migrants play through remittance contributions. https://t.co/p95uWJMlfv

— IOM United States (@IOM_USA) June 16, 2023

I'll be blunt to, the messaging and policy to reduce dependency on labor export and OFW family dependency by the Aquino admin wasn't recieved well by regular people. They love their remittances no matter what the Forex rate is. https://t.co/ZPK7mKj7JH

— Niki 🥥 (@njytolentino) June 16, 2023