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Furniture prices in Idlib confound returnees from Turkey - Enab Baladi

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Idlib – Samah Alloush After deciding to return to Syria, Amer al-Qurabi (44 years old) sold his household furniture in Turkey to save himself the hassle and high transportation fees, hoping to buy new furniture upon his arrival in the country. However, he was surprised by the prices of both new and used furnishings, which exceeded his expectations after a tour he conducted in the markets of Idlib city. Al-Qurabi sold all his household furniture …

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Furniture prices in Idlib confound returnees from Turkey - Enab Baladi

Idlib – Samah Alloush After deciding to return to Syria, Amer al-Qurabi (44 years old) sold his household furniture in Turkey to save himself the hassle and high transportation fees, hoping to buy new furniture upon his arrival in the country. However, he was surprised by the prices of both new and used furnishings, which exceeded his expectations after a tour he conducted in the markets of Idlib city. Al-Qurabi sold all his household furniture …

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