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Tunisie Telegraph Silent Brain Drain
The article explains that the unprecedented flow of Tunisian skilled workers migrating to Canada, particularly in Quebec Province, is concentrated in the technology, healthcare, and higher education sectors. This migration is driven by a shortage of local labor and the high unemployment rate among Tunisian youth, which stands at 37.5%. This human capital flight, which benefits the Canadian market without any prior costs for education and training paid by Tunisia, represents a structural damage that undermines the Tunisian economy and threatens the future of local development. The Tunisian government spends substantial funds on educating these migrants, while Canada and Europe benefit from their expertise and economic gains without incurring any costs.
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