Syria's economy is growing again. But critics say it's the rich who'll benefit most from current plans.
- Kanan Abdullah has been working as a driver in the Syrian capital Damascus for around 12 years but he, like many others in his trade, is now finding it difficult to make ends meet following recent fuel price rises in Syria.
- "You're left with almost nothing at the end of the day" he told DW.
- "You have enough to buy another tank of gas but how are you supposed to buy food?
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- Kanan Abdullah has been working as a driver in the Syrian capital Damascus for around 12 years but he, like many others in his trade, is now finding it difficult to make ends meet following recent fuel price rises in Syria.
- "You're left with almost nothing at the end of the day" he told DW.
- "You have enough to buy another tank of gas but how are you supposed to buy food?
Sources: DW