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Name	Abdalsalams family
Gender	n
Country of Origin	Syrian Arab Republic
Destination Country	Greece

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s-1	When the war arrived in our city, Deir Ez-Zor, we started moving from place to place around Syria up until it became too difficult and too dangerous to be there.
s-2	We left our homeland for Turkey, where we spent 3 years, living in a camp close to the border with Syria.
s-3	The location meant that we never lost contact with the war, we could see the bombings and hear the shelling on the other side of the border.
s-4	Mentally, nothing had improved for us and physically, for three years, we were sharing a small tent between six persons.
s-5	An ordeal, it was.
s-6	The living conditions at the camp and the fact that our children didnt have a chance to further their education in Turkey, made me and my wife take the decision to leave for Europe.
s-7	We crossed to Greece on a rubber boat, we stared into the face of death but we managed to arrive on the island of Lesvos.
s-8	It was February 2016.
s-9	The Greek people have been really supportive to us during a difficult time, this is a memory that will stay.
s-10	The worst part in Greece was the time we spent at the northern border, at the makeshift camp of Idomeni.
s-11	There was no electricity, we were sleeping on the ground, the toilets were a mess and we could only cook on a fire, in the open.
s-12	After seven months we moved to the accommodation centre of Koutsohero, close to Larissa in central Greece, which was a vast improvement for us.
s-13	We left Koutsohero only last night and arrived here directly.
s-14	Tomorrow, we will fly to the Netherlands.
s-15	We have friends and family in the Netherlands, so we are happy that we will relocate there.
s-16	My wifes siblings have relocated there about 2.5 months ago under the same EU scheme and we can hardly wait to meet them again.
s-17	Our family says that the people of the Netherlands are kind to them, they treat them fairly and they are happy.
s-18	I used to be a farmer in Syria and I hope I will be able to find something similar to do in the Netherlands, I know that it has a very strong agricultural sector.
s-19	My wife is a teacher and we have four children together: Noor is 20 years old and she wishes to attend university.
s-20	Ammar, my boy, is 18 and the twins, Bashar and Manar, are 13.
s-21	The main thing for us is to finally have a sense of stability.
s-22	We have been emotionally scarred by the war, the slightest noise makes us jump from our seats.
s-23	For our young daughter it is even worse, she suffers from severe psychological trauma and she needs assistance.
s-24	Furthermore, we wish that our children will be able to finally go back to school and as for us, we hope to find a job to be able to support them.
s-25	It is very important to have some stability in life.
s-26	Without it, how can one make plans for the future and set goals?.

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