A notable comment from the European media: if Erdogan is elected, there will be a new wave of brain drain.

Europe-based media organizations bne IntelliNews and AFP published news about the elections in Turkey and drew attention to a detail…

In the news from the media organization bne IntelliNews, the headline “Erdogan’s victory may trigger a new Turkish brain drain” was used. In Jason Corcoran’s news, it was commented that “if Erdoğan wins again in the runoff elections on May 28, wide-eyed young Turks will create a new wave to leave the country.”

While it was stated in the news that some voters in their twenties were interviewed in Izmir and Bodrum, it was also emphasized that these voters were dissatisfied.

AFP: YOUNG PEOPLE ARE LOOKING OUTSIDE

The French news agency AFP, on the other hand, used the headline “Turkish youth, feeling Erdogan’s victory, is considering building a life abroad.”

“Young people no longer have hope,” a teenager told AFP. Every night I talk to my roommate about how we can get out of the country.”

In the news, “After the first round of the elections on May 14, AFP spoke to 5 more young people in Istanbul and Ankara. Everyone blamed Erdogan for wanting to extend his rule until 2028. Many young people have brought up the agenda of leaving the country, explaining their dissatisfaction with their daily lives on social media.

Speaking to AFP, a young man named Emre Yörük said: “We live in a beautiful country that is not well managed and everything is getting worse.”