economic integration of immigrants
Economic integration of immigrants refers to the process of incorporating immigrants into the economy of their host country, enabling them to participate in the workforce, generate income, and contribute to overall economic growth. This involves providing opportunities for immigrants to access employment, education, training, and support services, as well as addressing barriers to their full participation in the labor market. Successful economic integration benefits both immigrants and the host country by promoting social cohesion, diversity, and prosperity.
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