The text discusses brain drain, where skilled workers leave regions for better opportunities, creating 'talent development traps' in their home areas. Portugal is highlighted as a case where 30% of young people live abroad due to poor conditions. The government is attempting to retain youth through tax cuts, but many still seek opportunities elsewhere, like Constança and João moving to East Timor for better jobs. The EU is involved in initiatives like the Talent Promotion Mechanism to address these issues, including a new hospital project in Évora to retain health workers. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)