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Make non-European students stay at least for 1-2 years in the country which give him/her government scholarship.

Government scholarship is taxpayers’ money. The students must have an obligation to contribute their knowledge and skills to the country having given them privilege to access European high-quality education. This helps the country regain the value it brought to the students. A win-win situation.

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  • Coral Aurora

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    Jan 19, 2025

    5 years

    • Jade Petal

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      Jan 19, 2025

      How many years should not be a problem, but the goal must be a return in investment. I have a non-European friend who told me this: “You should respect the country you are in. You are allowed to keep your culture from the country of origin in your house, but you first have to prioritize living the culture of the country you are living in when going outside. That’s when you and the native people can reach mutual understanding.”

      And now he is still contributing all his best to that country having given him the education. I have so much respect for him as well.