Middle East Crisis Impacts Filipino Farmers and Fishers
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- •The Philippine government repatriated over 1,300 Filipino workers from the Middle East by March 15, 2026.
- •Remittances from overseas Filipino workers in the Middle East have declined since the crisis began in early 2026.
- •Fuel prices in the Philippines have risen by approximately 10% since the start of the Middle East tensions.
- •Filipino farmers and fishers rely on remittances to cover costs such as seeds, equipment, and fishing supplies.
- •The repatriation effort includes workers from countries such as Oman and other Gulf states.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Middle East crisis de-escalates and Filipino workers return to their jobs remittance flows to Filipino farmers and fishers would likely recover, easing financial pressures and supporting agricultural and fishing activities.
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