Sri Lanka has long provided free medical education. To address the disparities in education prevailing between different ...

Increasing numbers of scientists are eyeing opportunities in Australia, Canada, China and Europe amid threatened cuts to funding A brain drain hitting American universities is expected to gather pace ...

Sri Lanka has seen a significant brain drain with over 300,000 people leaving Sri Lanka for foreign employment in 2024 alone. The country faces an ever-shrinking talent pool — talent which is ...

Sri Lanka is on the precipice of both opportunity and risk and it is crucial that the ... One of the most pressing concerns is the significant brain drain involving as many as 3,00,000 people ...

More than a decade after its civil war ended, Sri Lanka remains littered with landmines. Women, particularly war widows and single mothers, ... Loss of over-50s sparks £31bn brain drain.

The latest "Human Flight and Brain Drain 2024" index shows that Bangladesh scored 6.7 on a scale of 10 compared to the global average of 4. ... "Skilled workers from countries like Sri Lanka, ...

A second major cause of brain drain is the inadequate state of infrastructure and public services in Nigeria. Healthcare, education, and power supply are critical sectors that have suffered from ...

‘Breaking the Chain: Battling Brain Drain in Histopathology in Sri Lanka’ she had chosen as her topic at her induction as CPSL President and inauguration ceremony of the 9th International Conference ...

Brain drain – emigration of Sri Lanka’s highly trained or intelligent people to foreign countries has become a major problem today. ... By 2000, Sri Lanka had become the 6th largest source country of ...

The scale of the brain drain leaves a worrying gap in Sri Lanka's economic recovery. The South Asian country faces a lack of professionals in areas such as IT, medical staff and engineering.

China had sought permission from Sri Lanka last year to have the same vessel dock at a Sri Lankan port for replenishment purposes. ... Furthermore, it exacerbates the challenge of brain drain, ...

According to the Digiecon-2030, Sri Lanka’s ICT workforce should be at least 175,000 this year and 300,000 by 2025. “But we only have 75,000 at the moment. We are on the path of achieving the targets ...