[Portrait #ResterOPéyi] Joe, a young Martinican: “There is a real dynamic of returning to the country

Discover the inspiring story of Jo, a young Martinican who made the bold choice to leave the mainland and return to live and work in his homeland. This portrait, part of the #ResterOPéyi series, explores the motivations, challenges, and satisfactions of those who decide to return to Martinique after living abroad. Jo shares his personal experience, reflecting the journey of many young Antilleans faced with the decision to stay or come back. This article highlights the reasons that led him to return to his country and how he experiences this lifestyle choice today.

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The second installment of our #ResterOPéyi portrait series is dedicated to the theme of staying and working in Martinique. It’s a difficult choice that many young Martinicans face when they are forced to leave the island for their studies or careers. Airlocal Martinique has decided to give a voice to those who have left, returned, or stayed. What is their journey? How did they experience their uprooting and/or return? These stories are told through portraits of young Martinicans who have taken different paths but are all driven by the same desire to contribute something to their country.

Today, Séphora Sainte Rose interviews Jo, a young Martinican who is attached to his homeland. His personal story is similar to that of many young Antilleans. After several years on the mainland, he decided to give up everything and return home. Today, he doesn’t regret his decision. Discover his story !


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