Migrants make “positive” changes to their adopted homelands
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Migrants make “positive” changes to their new homelands, including boosting the workforce, the UN’s educational, scientific and cultural agency UNESCO has said.
Golda El-Khoury is UNESCO’s Chief of Section for Social and Human Sciences Department.
Speaking at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, she said European countries with ageing populations, could benefit in particular from a surge in young immigrants.
May Yaacoub asked Ms El-Khoury how immigrants could integrate successfully into the new communities, during a time of global crisis.
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