External Migration of The Population of Uzbekistan and Factors Influencing IT
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https://doi.org/10.51699/cejsr.v45i3.564Keywords:
Migration, Migrant, Labor Migrants, International Migration, Transit Migration, International RemittancesAbstract
This article analyzes the external migration of the population of Uzbekistan based on data from the last 10 years. Also, in recent years, the population of Uzbekistan has been included in the category of countries that are active in external migration, especially labor migration, and in turn, the geography of the country's population in external labor migration is expanding. In the early years of independence, the population of Uzbekistan mainly went to the Russian Federation and partly to Kazakhstan to work, but today new directions have opened up and this continues. The participation of the population of Uzbekistan in external migration in recent years, including labor migration, its dynamics, remittances from abroad and the amount of transit migration, is also considered in this article.
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