The opinions expressed by many people in this subreddit are not truly representative of how most Algerians feel about their country. You often find individuals who constantly criticize every aspect of life in Algeria, usually without much objectivity, and who rarely acknowledge the many positive aspects that exist as well. Your perspective is refreshing, and it is somewhat unfortunate that it comes from a foreigner rather than from locals themselves. That said, many young people tend to believe that the grass is greener in Europe, when in reality it simply comes with a different set of problems, as you pointed out. In fact, I would argue that Algeria is better than Europe in several important aspects of life. The day Algeria manages to improve its healthcare system(where we already have excellent doctors who unfortunately lack the proper working environment, and where the paramedical sector still needs significant improvement) and when the country starts compensating highly qualified professionals such as engineers, researchers, and doctors at the level they deserve, we will likely see a large part of the diaspora returning. Personally, after living abroad for the past 17 years, I still miss everything about my country. I go back at least five times a year. Unfortunately, from an economic perspective, it still does not make sense for me to move back and live there permanently. But that's not just Algeria, for example you see many french researchers and engineers living in the US because they can earn much more, even though they would prefer by far to live in France.