This book describes the disease and prescribes the cure. It sheds light on important issues concerning the emigration of our human minds. At the beginning of the book, you will find the following: (The countries of our region are among the developing world and suffer from its political, economic, social, educational, and developmental problems. These problems require comprehensive scientific planning and sincere national implementers. Naturally, the future will not be planned and the plan will not be implemented except by the enlightened and rare talents of those countries' own people. However, a significant percentage of these minds have left their homelands, fleeing either out of despair for reform or attracted by the immense opportunities available to scientists and researchers in some developed countries.) He described this emigration as a bleeding of human minds, emphasizing his belief in this description by saying: (The bleeding of human minds is one of the most dangerous phenomena that the societies of developing countries have faced throughout their history!) The reader of this book will also encounter somewhat old statistics, but they show the extent of our blindness to the danger of this intellectual emigration. This is evidenced by the fact that this national and regional problem is still very much alive in our Arab homelands. The reader will find that we have supported this bleeding on our land and in the minds of our children, whether we know it or not!! This is what the reader will follow when they delve into the ideas the author has put forth to confront this dangerous emigration.