During the active period of the JCPOA, the author describes young Iranians as having hope to stay in Iran and contribute to building a stronger economy and a better society. The nuclear deal created a sense of optimism and opportunity ...
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According to the letter, the void left by the talent exodus from Iran is being partially filled by Chinese funding, know-how, and technology. This suggests that as Western influence and opportunities diminish due to sanctions and political tensions, China is ...
The Iran nuclear deal was significant for Iranian scientists, entrepreneurs, and intellectuals living abroad as it provided a brief window of opportunity to reconnect with their homeland. It fostered an environment that encouraged these expatriates to consider returning or contributing ...
Peyman Mestchian warns the West about underestimating the role of Chinese funding and technology because it is beginning to fill the gap left by the departure of Western influence and Iranian talent. This could lead to a significant shift in ...
Peyman Mestchianβs personal experience reflects broader trends among Iranian expatriates in that, like many others, he felt a renewed sense of hope and engagement with Iran following the JCPOA. His observations of the enthusiasm among expatriates to reverse the brain ...
The author suggests that if the exodus of talent continues, Iran may face a significant brain drain, which could weaken its economic and social development. The vacuum left by departing intellectuals and professionals could increasingly be filled by external influences, ...
The JCPOA created enthusiasm among Iranian expatriates to reconnect with Iran, reversing the brain drain. This was evident as many expatriates showed a renewed interest in contributing to Iranβs development, spurred by the hope for a more open society and ...
Peyman Mestchian argues that the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) had a positive and liberating effect on Iranian expatriates, encouraging them to re-engage with their homeland and potentially reverse the brain drain by fostering hope for a more open and prosperous ...