Brain drain is indeed a problem that can be unique to rural communities worldwide. Due to limited educational and economic opportunities, young people in rural areas often seek better prospects in urban areas or even overseas, resulting in a disproportionately high outflow of educated individuals from rural communities. This can further exacerbate developmental disparities, as these communities lose potential leaders, professionals, and skilled workers, leading to a lack of innovation, economic growth, and community development. Additionally, the remaining population in these areas may face difficulties accessing essential services and resources, further contributing to the challenges faced by rural communities.
