In general I think that both points of view are correct and acceptable, but sometimes you have to take into account the different situations of each country and analyze the personal and professional situations of each one. First, regarding the personal situation, sometimes professionals have had many barriers to completing their studies, which is why they do not receive any help from the Government and when they obtain their profession, they do not feel the need to develop their profession in their population. . For example, when they were students and did not have any financial support, they wanted to look for new opportunities abroad. It is important that students receive help, in the same way they will want to return that help by working for their community. So depending on your professional situation, whether you feel satisfied or not, like people spend a lot of time at work and don't feel confident about finding better opportunities in their countries, when that happens, they s...