In Oslo, officials from Syria and Norway convened to discuss immigration-related matters pertinent to the Syrian community residing in Norway. The meeting was attended by Nahla Othman, who leads the Expatriates and Refugees Department at Syria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, and Snorre Sæther, director general of the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration.
The discussions centered around the operational aspects of Norway’s immigration system and the specific procedures impacting Syrians living in the country. Both parties emphasized the importance of strengthening communication and coordination to address the needs and concerns of the Syrian community effectively.
The meeting aimed to explore avenues for improved cooperation between the two nations, particularly in handling immigration issues that directly affect Syrian expatriates. By understanding Norway’s immigration framework, Syrian officials seek to better assist their nationals in navigating the system.
These talks underscore a mutual interest in fostering a collaborative approach to immigration challenges, reflecting a broader commitment to supporting the integration and well-being of Syrian expatriates in Norway.