In 2019, because there were terrorists in my area that threatened to kill my family
In Syria, Idlib
Turkey
Because of its position
I had many challenges but mostly communicating with public services they did not know my language and I did not know Greek.
No, I cannot find a job that provides a decent wage.
Yes! I am active in migrant associations where many Greeks are members and we are very close.
The locals are very friendly and willing to help in any way they can.
I usually study the Greek language as I would like to practice my profession (pharmacist) one day. Apart from that, I spend time with my wife and my son.
Visiting the museums and the archaeological places.
Having a supportive person. I had one but many co-nationals did not have the same opportunity and I know that their life in Greece is more difficult.
My parents. Unfortunately, they could not afford to follow us.
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