Vedat Bilgin, Minister of Labor and Social Security, made statements about brain drain at an event he attended. Minister Bilgin said that young people want to go abroad to get to know the world, and that no one has any intention of escaping from Turkey.
Participating in an event organized within the Confederation of Turkish Employers’ Unions Vedat Bilgin, Minister of Labor and Social Securitymade a striking statement about the brain drain, one of Turkey’s most painful realities. Minister Bilgin, the situation of students going abroad from Turkey “They want to escape from TurkeyHe said it was wrong to interpret it as “.
According to Minister Vedat Bilgin, the main reason why students want to go to different countries is they want to know the world. Moreover, the desire to go abroad is higher among educated youth. Vedat Bilgin, who said that this situation should be considered quite normal, is in the middle. there is nothing to worry about expressed.
“They have the knowledge and equipment to know the world”
Vedat Bilgin, Minister of Labor and Social Security, used the following statements at the event he attended:
Youth is our greatest assurance for the future. Currently, Turkey has 30 thousand young people doing their doctorate abroad. If you go to the best universities in the world and meet a Turkish youth there. Of these no need to worry. Those who return are more than those who stay there. Turkey is not the old Turkey. Someone with a specialization in genetic biology used to be unable to find a place to work when he returned. There was no genetic laboratory. Now our country has enterprises, production facilities and laboratories that have invested in every field. The enthusiasm of young people to go abroad is higher among educated youth. It is natural for young people to have this desire. It should not be looked at as ‘they want to escape from Turkey’. Young people want to know the world. They have the knowledge and equipment to know the world.
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