Challenges to Syrian refugees and IDPs after the earthquake
Syrian refugees in Türkiye and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in northwest Syria face great challenges after the catastrophic earthquake that struck the region on February 6, 2023.
These challenges are based on facing the effects left by the disaster, whether on the economic, social, health, urban and other levels. In fact, the Kahramanmaraş earthquake left a severe impact on the entire scene of Syrian migration, which will make addressing the challenges or finding solutions to them extremely difficult and complex.
This report discusses the main challenges facing the refugees and the IDPs as a result of the earthquake, especially in the short and medium term, whether they are in Türkiye or northern Syria.
Researchers
• Senior Researcher - Economic Affairs Specialist. Member of Studies unite. • Focuses on macroeconomic issues in Syria and middle east countries. • master’s degree in economics from Damascus University- Syria. • Master’s degree in Data Science from Roma Business School - Italy and Universidad Internacional de Valencia- Spain • Diploma in Local and Decentralized Administration from Lund University- Sweeden. • Lecturer in Economics at several universities, contributed to the preparation of several books and university curricula. • Has Four published books, including "Explaining Nobel Prize-winning theories in economics," and a large number of research papers and scientific articles. • He participates as an economic expert in international organizations.
