Murat Erdo

While 70 percent of Syrians in Germany are university graduates, only two percent of Syrians in Turkey are skilled workers, a senior academic at Hacettepe University's Migration and Politics Research Center has said, warning over the difficulties of integrating Syrians in the country.

A large number of Turks continue to eye a fresh start in a new country, as recent data has ranked Turkey fourth among nations which experience major emigration, continuing a decades-long trend.

If I mention "the difference between Arabic and Turkish," the first thing that comes to mind is the fact that Arabic is read from right to left. 

Education is the most urgent issue, according to Murat Erdo?an, an Ankara-based academic who has been working intensively on the issue of Syrian refugees.

Around 400,000 out of the total 2.2 million Syrian migrants currently living in Turkey are working as unregistered and undocumented workers, according to fresh research from Hacettepe University's Center for Migration and Political Studies (HUGO).