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Over 760,000 Pakistanis emigrated for work in 2025 due to high unemployment and poor economic conditions, worsening the brain drain.
Over 760,000 Pakistanis emigrated for work in 2025, driven by a 7.1% unemployment rate and worsening economic conditions, according to the finance ministry’s January 2026 update.
Remittances reached $38.5 billion in fiscal year 2025, making them the largest source of non-debt foreign earnings, but this growth reflects economic distress rather than prosperity.
The exodus includes a rising number of skilled professionals in medicine, engineering, and accounting, fueling concerns about a damaging brain drain.
Weak infrastructure, limited career advancement, and unstable working conditions are pushing talent abroad, while the government’s focus on capital-intensive projects and real estate has failed to create sustainable jobs.
Despite record remittance inflows, the trend underscores systemic failures in job creation and long-term development.
Más de 760,000 paquistaníes emigraron para trabajar en 2025 debido al alto desempleo y a las malas condiciones económicas, empeorando la fuga de cerebros.