Thread: Study: Over 40% of 200,000,000 Muslim Arab youths want to migrate to the West

Study: Over 40% of 200,000,000 Muslim Arab youths want to migrate to the West

OCT 14, 2020 9:00 AM BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS 35 COMMENTS

Almost half the 200 million young people in North Africa and the Middle East want to migrate to the West. The top reasons they gave were “economic factors and corruption in their country,” not fear for their lives. Also, the Arab Youth Survey merely shows the number of youth in these areas who want to migrate, not the adults who wish to do so, or the numbers of those who have already migrated, legally and illegally. Mass illegal Muslim migration continues into the EU — despite the coronavirus lockdown and resulting bad economy, despite the fact that most have been economic migrants jumping the queue.
When the Arab Youth Survey asked about the most important personal value as related to identity, religion was overwhelmingly the most important. 40% cited religion over family, nationality, heritage, language and gender.
Merely two years ago, a Pew Research study showed that up to two-thirds of Sub-Saharan Africa’s 1.1 billion people want to migrate to the EU and the U.S. Given open-door immigration policies in the EU, they will likely have their wish.



“Nearly half of young Arabs have considered emigration, survey finds,” Middle East Monitor, October 6, 2020:

More than 40 per cent of the region’s 200 million Arab youths are either actively considering or have considered emigrating to another country, this year’s Arab Youth Survey has found.
The survey, which is commissioned by Dubai communications agency Asda’a Burson Cohn & Wolfe, found that 47 per cent of young people in North Africa had considered emigration, with that figure rising to 63 per cent among youths living in the Levant, of which half said they wanted to leave permanently.
The highest recorded desire to emigrate was in Lebanon, where 77 per cent of respondents said they had considered leaving the crisis-stricken state, followed by Libya, Yemen and Iraq, each of which recorded between 65 and 69 per cent of youths wanting to leave.
Meanwhile, the survey, which is in its 12th year, reveals that the global coronavirus pandemic has increased young Arabs’ desire to emigrate, with one-third of respondents saying the virus had made them more likely to want to live abroad.
The primary drivers behind young Arabs’ desire to emigrate, the survey said, were economic reasons and perceived government corruption, with educational opportunities, safety, security and new experiences also acting as important factors…..

https://www.jihadwatch.org/2020/10/s...nXDCxR8ZiZymmM

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With that many "youth" they should be fighting to improve their own country.

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