More than 832,000 Pakistanis, including 400,000 highly skilled young Pakistanis, departed the nation in the first half of this year in search of work prospects overseas, contributing to a phenomenon known as “brain drain.” This trend has been ongoing for several years, with a total of 2.75 million young people departing Pakistan in the last five years.
According to experts, the key elements fueling this flight are unstable economic conditions, excessive inflation, and unemployment. These issues are common in diverse parts of the country. According to reports, over 1.2 million young people have sought employment abroad during the current coalition government’s tenure.
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Further inspection of the data reveals that in the first six months of this year alone, 832,000 people travelled to different nations across 40 sectors in search of work.
Individuals with superior education and skills make up this category. According to the data, competent professionals from a variety of occupations have left Pakistan in the last 18 months. 11,000 accountants, 11,000 engineers, 4,000 doctors, 34,000 technicians, and 37,500 managers are among the notable figures
Further inspection of the data reveals that in the first six months of this year alone, 832,000 people travelled to different nations across 40 sectors in search of work.
Individuals with superior education and skills make up this category. According to the data, competent professionals from a variety of occupations have left Pakistan in the last 18 months. 11,000 accountants, 11,000 engineers, 4,000 doctors, 34,000 technicians, and 37,500 managers are among the notable figures.
