Ankara-Sana
The Turkish newspaper, Zaman, confirmed that the failed internal and economic policies of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan led to the deterioration of the country's economy and plunged young people into a cycle of unemployment and poverty.
The newspaper revealed that Turkey's young university graduates cannot find a job, and it is also difficult to establish an independent life for themselves because they receive a minimum wage or very little salary.
The newspaper indicated, through several interviews with a number of university youth, that despite their academic qualifications and certificates, it is difficult for them to get a job in the same field of study, and if any work is found, university students receive the minimum wage, which increases the difficulties of life and establish an independent life of their own.
And the Turkish Statistical Authority revealed that unemployment rates in November of last year witnessed a remarkable rise to 12.9 percent.
While official figures in Turkey indicate that the number of the unemployed has exceeded 4 million, unofficial statistics say that the real number is double the officially announced.
