You have to stand in line for hours to buy a bag of bread in Syria.
You have to stand in line for hours to buy a bag of bread in Syria. The salaries of Syrian employees and military forces were $25 a month, while the salaries of employees in Idlib (supported by Turkey) were $500.
Hassan Shamshadi, former secretary general of the Iran-Syria Joint Chamber of Commerce, told Economy 120: "You have to stand in line for 24 hours for a tank of gasoline in Syria." There was only three hours of electricity in Syria in 24 hours. In Idlib, Turkish electricity was connected 24 hours a day, the prices of goods were low with the support of the Turkish government, and they earned $500. The Syrian people feel that when they go under the Idlib-Turkey ticket, their situation will be better.
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