VOICED : Has the migrant tide turned on the Turkish coastline

The video discusses the situation in Izmir, Turkey, known as Little Syria, where many migrants seek routes to Europe. The EU-Turkey deal has reduced migrant flow, impacting local life and smuggling operations. Despite the deal, the desperation of migrants fleeing war and persecution persists, with potential for new routes to emerge.

What is the significance of Izmir, Turkey, in the context of migration?

• It is a financial hub in the region.

• It is the capital city of Turkey.

• It is known as Little Syria due to the influx of migrants.

• It is a major tourist destination.

How did the EU-Turkey deal affect the migrants in Izmir?

• It allowed them to travel freely to Europe.

• It created uncertainty about their future.

• It improved their living conditions in Turkey.

• It provided them with financial aid.

What was the impact of increased patrols by the Turkish Coast Guard?

• It had no effect on migrant movements.

• It caused more migrants to leave Turkey.

• It reduced the number of migrant arrivals.

• It led to more migrants arriving on Greek islands.

What is the main challenge faced by smugglers after the EU deal?

• Finding new routes to Europe.

• Competing with other smugglers.

• Increasing their fees.

• Dealing with more migrants.

Despite the EU deal, why do migrants continue to attempt the journey to Europe?

• They are fleeing war and persecution.

• They are attracted by the European culture.

• They are seeking better job opportunities.

• They want to reunite with family members.