Pakistan's Mass Exodus Undermines Asim Munir's 'Brain Gain' Claim Amid Economic Crisis

• Thousands of skilled professionals, including 5000 doctors, 11000 engineers, and 13000 accountants, are leaving Pakistan.
• Over 1.5 million Pakistanis have left the country in recent years due to economic stagnation, political instability, and lack of opportunities.
• Army Chief Asim Munir's 'brain gain' claim is under intense scrutiny, contradicted by official migration data.
• Internet shutdowns caused $1.62 billion in losses and put 2.37 million freelancing jobs at risk, worsening the crisis.
• Pakistan is labeled a 'brain drain economy,' with calls for creating opportunities to retain talent.

Why It Matters: Pakistan's severe brain drain contradicts Asim Munir's 'brain gain' claim, highlighting deep economic and political crises.