Xian Gaza, naglabas ng saloobin tungkol sa sitwasyon ng mga Pinoy sa UAE
- Xian Gaza shared his concerns about the possible effects of global tensions on Filipinos in the United Arab Emirates
- He discussed what he believes are economic pressures being felt in Dubai and other sectors tied to the country’s economy
- According to Xian, such developments could potentially threaten the livelihood of many Filipino workers if they persist
- He ended his post by encouraging prayers for the safety and stability of Filipinos in the UAE
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Social media personality Xian Gaza recently shared his thoughts about the situation of Filipinos living in the United Arab Emirates, expressing concern over what he believes could be the possible effects of ongoing geopolitical tensions on overseas Filipino workers.
Source: Facebook
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, March 17, Xian reflected on developments he has been observing in Dubai and the potential impact these could have on the country’s economy and its large Filipino community.
“Nakakapanghina yung nangyayari sa Dubai ngayon sa totoo lang. Sobrang nakakalungkot,” he wrote, beginning his post by sharing how saddened he felt about the situation.
Xian went on to express his view about what he believes are economic challenges affecting the country.
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“Dumapa na yung buong stock market nila as of yesterday. Yung trillion dollar real estate empire nila ay free fall na rin,” he said, referring to what he described as a downturn in the stock market and the real estate sector.
He also mentioned the aviation industry, specifically the national airline Emirates, which he claimed has been facing financial difficulties.
“Yung primary cash cow nila na Emirates airlines ay grabe na yung lugi.”
Continuing his post, Xian shared his thoughts about the broader economic situation in the UAE, including oil revenues from the neighboring emirate of Abu Dhabi, which he said may also be encountering problems.
“Yung main backup nila na oil money ng Abu Dhabi ay problemado din.”
He further suggested that foreign investments, which he described as another important economic pillar of the country, could also be affected.
“Yung secondary source nila na direct foreign investments ay sobrang affected din, nag-aalisan na mga kumpanya.”
According to Xian, the UAE could be significantly affected by the broader conflict even if it is not directly involved.
“Ang numero unong nadale ng gyerang ito ay UAE sa totoo lang. Gyera na wala silang kinalaman, literal na nadamay lang.”
Xian then shifted his focus to the potential consequences for Filipino workers in the UAE, where a large number of Filipinos live and work.
“If this conflict won't stop anytime soon, more than one million Filipinos ang mawawalan ng trabaho, both documented and undocumented,” he warned, presenting this as a possibility he is worried about.
He also pointed out the high cost of living in Dubai, saying prolonged unemployment could force many workers to return to the Philippines.
“Napakataas ng cost of living sa Dubai. Hindi sustainable kapag wala kang trabaho for many months. Mapupwersa kang umuwi ng Pinas.”
Toward the end of his post, Xian called on fellow Filipinos to include overseas workers in their prayers as they face uncertainty.
“Kaya isama natin sa ating mga panalangin yung mga kababayan natin sa UAE. Nawa'y ma-survive nilang lahat ang pagsubok na 'to.”
His post quickly circulated online and drew reactions from netizens, including Filipinos currently working in the UAE who shared their own sentiments and perspectives about the situation.
The UAE, particularly Dubai, has long been home to a large Filipino community, with many working in industries such as hospitality, aviation, retail, and construction. For years, the country has been among the major destinations for overseas Filipino workers seeking employment opportunities abroad.
Christian Albert Gaza, also known as Xian Gaza, is a social media influencer and entrepreneur. He is well known for his lavish date proposals to celebrities. Xian went viral after asking BLACKPINK’s Jennie out on a date using billboards in the Philippines and South Korea. Beyond his viral proposals, Xian has branded himself as the “Pambansang Marites,” using social media to share high-profile gossip. He is also known for documenting his luxurious trips, experiences, and vacations in different countries.
Recently, Xian commented on the recent controversy surrounding Sachzna Laparan’s graduation. She successfully earned her Bachelor of Science in Office Administration from Philippine Christian University and denied rumors that she bought her diploma. Xian added that the controversy offers a lesson worth reflecting on.
Earlier, Xian wrote an open letter to Gigi De Lana after she fainted during a performance. In his March 9 Facebook post, he urged her not to overexert herself and criticized harsh online remarks. Xian concluded by stressing the importance of protecting one’s health while pursuing career goals.
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