Your name is hassan and I can assume that you are Egyptian from your name or at least a middle eastern, and if my assumption is true, then man I don't want to kick you while you are down but ffs, how in the f**k you are dealing with three different banks in three different countries (which some of them are considered
high risk) and in USD on top of that and still wondering what went wrong.
Most of Egyptians whom I dealt with or still dealing with know that their are certain things that you don't to or are just common sense!
for example:
1- a transfer from FAB/Mashreq/ADCB/ADIB/ENBD branch in Egypt in (USD or AED) to FAB/Mashreq/ADCB/ADIB/ENBD branch in the UAE is totally fine, and no "ifs and what's" happen with these transfers. why? similar banks, similar currencies, similar geographical areas and the list goes on.
2- now you add the absolute f**k fest that is georgia or any Eastern European country really (minus
estonia) in the mix and you will have tons of quesitons coming your way without any reason, minus the fact that you are arab, muslim? I assume, Egypt+UAE+Georgia, probably your name match some PEP or some list right there, and you are using USD.
My 2 cents, avoid USD unless you are dealing with the same banks/ banks from the same country.
USE GEL, transfer money from BOG to
transferwise using GEL, then To Egypt using EGP and to UAE via another
EMI like Ebury and then to your UAE
bank account. That's the way to do it, even though it's my least favourable way to handle things.
Your money will most likely be released or credited back to your BOG bank account, but moving forward, think ahead and see what your options are before doing any kind of risky transfers like that. Or just use
Crypto, less headaches and you can
cash out in UAE and EG easily, these are very very tiny amounts/everyday transactions in UAE and EG and no one will bother you.
Good luck.