Source countries

Source countries are the nations where people, goods, or resources originate before reaching other places. For example, if a product is made in Country A and then sold in Country B, Country A is the source country for that product. In migration, the source country is where individuals move from. Overall, it refers to the starting point or origin of something within international trade, travel, or resource flow, helping us understand the movement and distribution of goods, people, or materials across borders.