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The Integration Processes of Second-Generation Migrants in Türkiye (Video News)
In an interview with 10lar Medya, GDV Chairman Recep Seyyar assessed the integration processes of second-generation migrants in Türkiye, the current policy approaches, and the main topics of debate in this field.
23.01.2026

"What is the difference between a Syrian youth raised in Türkiye becoming a drug-dealing pusher and becoming a university-graduate engineer?

In fact, this is precisely the main issue in integration policy and in the debate over second-generation migrants.
The problem is not that these realities are unknown; in Türkiye, they are already very well known."

Our Migration and Diaspora Foundation Chairman Recep Seyyar assessed the integration processes of second-generation migrants in Türkiye in an interview he gave to 10lar Medya.

📺 You can watch the full interview at this link.

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