Some people believe that professionals, such as doctors and engineers, should be required to work in the country where they did their training. Others believe they should be free to work in another country if they wish. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

These days, the number of immigrants to other countries, particularly, those who have graduated in the field of engineering or medicine is increasing.

While

some would argue that it is more advisable for

this

group to work in their home

country

, I firmly believe that people have the right to make decisions about the area where they wish to work, regardless of their educational background. The reasons for

this

are as follows. First of all, some people contend that as educational materials in diverse nations are provided

according to

various geographical conditions and constitutions, pursuing a professional life in the home

country

seems more logical.

For instance

, in Australia, some template plans have been provided for constructing homes

while

in Iran a particular plan is provided for a single house. So, unfamiliarity with construction regulations could lead to significant problems.

Similarly

, regarding diverse drugs and measures utilized for the treatment of various ailments in different nations, doctors who have graduated from a

country

different to their adopted one would issue inappropriate predisposition

due to

a lack of knowledge of curing practises and regulations. In stark contrast,

however

, some would argue that all professions including doctors and engineers have the right to immigrate to a foreign

country

for the sake of better life conditions

as well as

a higher salary or any other reason.

Although

there are various reasons associated with

this

trend, economic recession, inflation and unemployment have the most significant role in driving individuals to leave their home

country

and relocate to a foreign one. A salient example of

this

phenomenon is Iran, possessing the highest rank in the number of immigrants in 2021. Admittedly, taking part in related courses and passing the final exam could qualify all educated immigrants for better occupational circumstances as a doctor or an engineer in adopted countries. By the way of conclusion, from my perspective, all countries are administrated with particular rules, which are unique to just one nation. So, rather than regarding them as a limitation to human freedom, the entailment of passing related courses in order to get acquainted with regulations and laws in the adopted

country

could be more beneficial in

this

process.