Cobbler profession thrives in Qamishli as new shoes prices rise ...Syria

Al-Hasakah – Majd al-Salem Very early, Dany Sheikho (40 years old), a resident of Qamishli, opens the door of the shoe repair shop where he has been working for several years, to welcome customers, who usually are of modest incomes and suffer from difficult financial and living conditions. Sheikho told Enab Baladi that he has settled in his profession for a long time amidst a growing influx of residents to repair their shoes instead of replacing them with new ones, which increases the income he makes from this profession. Owners of shoe repair shops are used to being the first to open their shops in the market early because most of the customers are from the rural areas who come to the city

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