Syria: The country has taken a serious beating since the outbreak of the Syrian civil war; the Country’s economy has been largely hit by massive economic crisis restricting its trade with several other neighboring countries. This crisis and instability since the past three years have affected the growth of the Syrian economy. The country is a fear among working professionals or immigrants in areas affected by the civil war. The situation is so out of control in the country that even the U.S. had to close down its embassy and call the staff back. Moreover, in a country where freedom of speech is not at all tolerated, it will be difficult for any other job to thrive without any risk. Forget about working in Syria, once you get there, you will be thinking about how to get out alive.
Palestine: Palestine is always compounded by the effects of conflict and of ongoing violence, particularly with violence in the West Bank and attacks on Gaza are arising with violent exchanges between Hamas and Israel community. Therefore, occupation has had an impact of the ongoing conflict are amongst the primary obstacles to development in the country. Restrictions on the movement of people and goods, the lack of access to land and water resources are the main concerns that make things difficult for immigrants to pursue work. Palestine is the most vulnerable, including the refugee population, who are worst affected.
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