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Conversely, the destination country often benefits from an influx of skilled professionals. These individuals can fill gaps in the labor market, contribute to innovation and economic growth, and enhance the cultural diversity of the host country. However, there can also be challenges, such as the integration of immigrants into the workforce and society, and potential tensions arising from competition for jobs. | Conversely, the destination country often benefits from an influx of skilled professionals. These individuals can fill gaps in the labor market, contribute to innovation and economic growth, and enhance the cultural diversity of the host country. However, there can also be challenges, such as the integration of immigrants into the workforce and society, and potential tensions arising from competition for jobs. | ||
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== Mitigation Strategies == | == Mitigation Strategies == | ||