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Arab Migration from Al-Hasakah in Syria Intensifies Amid Deteriorating Living Conditions
The governorate of Al-Hasakah in northern Syria is witnessing a rising phenomenon of Arab community members migrating due to deteriorating economic conditions and lack of job opportunities, following the implementation of the January 29 agreement aimed at integrating the Kurdish Autonomous Administration institutions into the Syrian government. The migration is mainly concentrated in areas such as Jebel Abdul Aziz, the Shaddadi countryside, and Tell Hamis, with approximately 5,000 families having left—most of them seeking work after losing their sources of income. Additionally, residents suffer from weak public services and security instability, which is prompting more families to leave the region.
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