France's Economy Relies Heavily on Immigrants: Shocking Statistics Revealed

France's Economic Dependence on Immigrants: A Statistical Analysis France's economic prosperity is significantly intertwined with its immigrant population, according to recent data. A new video analysis reveals startling statistics about the percentage of foreign-born professionals in key sectors. For example, 15% of IT engineers in France are from other countries. Similarly, a significant portion of specialist doctors are graduates from outside France, with 17% being non-French trained and 10% originating from Arab countries. The video also highlights the substantial contribution of immigrants to the culinary sector, with 22% of cooks being immigrants, and over 50% in the Île-de-France region. "Without immigrants, the French economy will lose speed," states the video's speaker, emphasizing the potential consequences of restrictive immigration policies. The video's analysis underscores the urgent need for a balanced approach to immigration policy that recognizes the significant contributions of immigrants to France's economic success. The video serves as a call to action, urging policymakers to consider the economic implications before implementing restrictive measures. The discussion also extends to the construction sector, where immigrants make up a substantial portion of the workforce. This data-driven analysis provides a compelling case for a more inclusive immigration policy in France.