Within the camp where Syrian refugees stay, how they transformed a country from its removal

As part of the war crossing in Siir, the camp became alive overnight after many Syrians came to this country as a result of the violence that plagued their country.

The camp is two kilometers from the Syrian border and was originally a group of UNHCR-married white tents that had done little to accommodate refugees from the harsh summer.

Today, the country has been transformed into a city settlement where about 80,000,000 people currently live, reports “Al Jazeera”, the Periscope broadcast.

When we first arrived, we didn't have the most basic things for life. We lived in the barracks, and the basic needs were accomplished in the barracks. There were no necessary equipment, like shampoo. Now, things are starting to develop”, said 16-year-old Tabak.

Its famous main market route, Champs-Elysees, has become a popular symbol of Syrian ingenuity and entrepreneurship.

Along the market, there is a wide variety of bird stores, cafes, clothing shops, and small restaurants.

We have seen a drastic change in the economy. We, Syrians, have improved our lives in the camp by opening the same brands as Al-Hamidiya Market in Syria”, speaks another 16-year-old named Najat.

Teenagers who grow up in Zaatar occupy a small area where their Syrian memories are distant but kept closed through their family accounts. /Periscopi/