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Every year, millions of people migrate from their countries.

There is a surge of migration going on around the world non-stop. Most of the migration happens from least developed countries to developing and developed countries.

Many developing and developed countries' and their citizens are not in favor of migration and immigrants.

Immigrants face racism in many parts of the world. While some people welcome them into their new settlements, some also attack them because they do not want to see them in their country.

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Alfredin Houahoua:

What are the main reasons people migrate to Türkiye?

How does migration impact the economy and society in host countries ?

What challenges do migrants face in adapting to a new culture?

Adem Bozkurt:

How do socio-economic conditions of countries affect migration?

Why do immigrants face racism?

What can be done to combat immigrant racism?

Ekrem Başkara:

Which countries do immigrants come from when migrating to Turkey?

How does having different mother tongues from the host country residents affect migrants?

Which parts of Türkiye do the immigrants reside in and have a significant population?

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What Causes Such Unusual Rates of Immigration to Turkey

UNHCR (UN High Commissioner for Refugees) reports that Türkiye hosts over 3.6 million Syrian refugees, mainly due to the Syrian Civil War which started in 2011. People also come from Afghanistan, Iraq, and Iran, fleeing war, oppression, poverty, or political persecution.

What are The Economic and Social Impacts

According to the World Bank, in the cities of Turkey such as Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa, migrants make up around 10–15% of the labor force, mostly in agriculture, textile sector, and construction jobs. This supports industry to some extent but can lead to job competition with locals and rising housing demand.

Why do Immigrants Face Challenges Adapting?

IOM (International Organization for Migration) states that more than 50% of migrants face a language barrier, instances of racism, and a more limited access to services. Refugee children struggle in schools in various ways. Programs by UNICEF and UNDP aim to improve education and integration and adress such issues.

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Alfredin Houahoua, Adem Bozkurt, Ekrem Başkara

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Alfredin Houahoua, Adem Bozkurt, Ekrem Başkara