On April 22, 2024, the Business Administration Department of the College of Administration and Economics organized a dynamic community activity titled “The Role of Diaspora in Economic Development.” This event brought together experts and enthusiasts to delve into the significant impact of diaspora engagement on economic growth.
The seminar featured engaging presentations by Assistant Lecturer Dlvin Sherzad and Diyar Mzury from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), National Project Office, and Erbil office. Their insightful talks explored a range of crucial topics, including the importance of diaspora involvement in economic development. Through compelling case studies, attendees gained a deeper understanding of the challenges and innovative solutions associated with diaspora engagement.
One of the highlights of the event was the discussion on the unique role that the diaspora plays in fostering economic development in the Kurdistan Region. This discussion sheds light on the diverse ways in which diaspora communities contribute to the region’s sustainable growth and prosperity.
The seminar served as a platform for valuable insights and discussions, offering participants a roadmap for leveraging diaspora resources to overcome obstacles and drive economic progress. By emphasizing collaboration and knowledge exchange, the event highlighted the potential for diaspora communities to be key catalysts for positive change in the economic landscape.
