ملامح تدفقات تحويلات المهاجرين المالية وأهميتها لاقتصادات شمال افريقيا

Abstract EN

Remittances have become a major source of national and per capita income for families in many developing countries.

This paper comes to clarify the importance of these flows for the economy of North African region through a descriptive and analytical study during the period (2000-2020).

The results denoted that remittances Inflows to the region grew at 5% annually.

During the past two decades, the region received more than 450 billion dollars, more than 20 billion dollars per annum, which represents 3 percent of the RGDP of the region's economy.

In 2020, the average amount of remittance was sent by the region's emigrant accounted for $4, 163, while the Algerian emigrant sent only $841.

This is due to a number of different factors, perhaps the most prominent of which is the preference of Algerian emigrants to send money home through informal channels.