Two Stops of the Silk Road Reconnect
Special impressions addressing the traces of war and the transformation process in the Syrian capital Damascus meet readers on the pages of Bloomberg Businessweek Turkey, one of the prestigious publications of the business world.
The general post-war appearance of Syria's capital Damascus and traces of life in the city are conveyed through the pen of Burak Karagöz, while it was reported that Bloomberg Businessweek, one of the world's reputable economic magazines, has started publication in Turkey.
Damascus's Gray Texture and Traces of War
When looking down from the skies of Syria's capital Damascus, the gray tones of the city stand out as one of the primary elements. After disembarking from the plane, buses in need of maintenance that match this texture and a rather old terminal greet passengers.
The Feeling of Devastation Along the Road
The antiquity and destruction in the city, which remained under the devastating effects of war for many years, clearly make themselves felt along the entire road. Although the physical traces of war have largely disappeared, the sense of emptiness in the city narrates what has been experienced.
Bloomberg Businessweek Turkey is Live
In addition to the transformation and impressions in Damascus, it was announced that Bloomberg Businessweek, one of the world's most respected economic magazines, has launched in Turkey with special content prepared by the Bloomberg HT team.