Half of Sri Lanka’s youth want to migrate despite strong sense of belonging: survey
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ECONOMYNEXT — Nearly half of young Sri Lankans would leave the country if given the opportunity, even as a large majority report a strong sense of national belonging, according to findings from a nationwide survey. The "My Sri Lanka Next" s.
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- —ECONOMYNEXT — Nearly half of young Sri Lankans would leave the country if given the opportunity, even as a large majority report a strong sense of national belonging, according to findings from a nationwide survey.
- —The "My Sri Lanka Next" study, conducted by Global Unites South Asia in partnership with the Centenary Movement, surveyed [].
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