The recent surge in inquiries from Turkish citizens to Syrian real estate agencies, seeking information on land values and potential purchase opportunities, has raised eyebrows and sparked speculation. This unusual behavior begs the question: What is driving this interest, and what are the potential implications? or its is just paid infantile pranks?

One possible explanation is a calculated geopolitical move. Turkey, with its historical and cultural ties to Syria, may be seeking to expand its influence in the region. By acquiring land in strategic locations, particularly in areas bordering Turkey, it could strengthen its security posture and economic interests.

Shared Heritage: Turkey and Syria share a rich history and cultural heritage.

But despite all these wonderful delights – Syrian law, even with the current constitutional suspension (until March 2025), prohibits foreign ownership of land, especially in sensitive areas.

As the situation in Syria continues to evolve, it remains to be seen whether the current legal and political restrictions on foreign land ownership will be relaxed. However, any such changes would likely be subject to careful consideration and debate.