Unraveling the Global Workforce in the GCC: Origins Unveiled
Discover the diverse nationalities that comprise the 35 million foreign workers in the Gulf Cooperation Council nations, shedding light on the region's demographics.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations are home to a staggering 62 million people, with more than half of the population consisting of foreign workers. This mosaic of nationalities and cultures has long been a defining feature of the region, and understanding the origins of these 35 million expatriates is crucial to comprehending the GCC's dynamic demographics.
The GCC, which includes Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman, has long been a magnet for global talent, attracting individuals from all corners of the world in search of economic opportunities and a better life. These foreign workers play a vital role in the region's thriving economies, contributing to the diverse workforce that fuels the GCC's rapid development.
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