Pakistan’s tech workers are fleeing the country in droves ...Middle East

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In early 2022, Zain Imran was applying for jobs at prominent startups in Pakistan — including at Airlift, an e-commerce platform that was poised to become the country’s first unicorn. Imran had recently moved back to Pakistan with a master’s degree in cybersecurity from a prominent university in the U.S. “I had heard about the speed at which things were being scaled up [at Airlift] and so I was really energized and excited to work for a Pakistani company growing at that massive scale,” the 28-year-old told Rest of World. But then Airlift laid off 31% of its workforce; by the summer, the company had shut down entirely. “My plan was never to leave Pakistan, but I s

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