In Oslo, officials from Syria and Norway convened to discuss immigration-related issues, focusing on the Syrian community residing in Norway. The meeting, which highlighted the importance of bilateral cooperation, was attended by Nahla Othman, director of 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 on enhancing the immigration processes and procedures that affect Syrians living in Norway. Both parties expressed a commitment to strengthen their coordination efforts, aiming to address the various challenges faced by the Syrian expatriates in the country.
This dialogue is part of ongoing efforts to improve communication and cooperation on immigration matters between the two nations. By engaging in these discussions, Syria and Norway hope to foster a more efficient immigration system that better serves the needs of the Syrian community.
Moreover, the talks underscored the shared interest in maintaining a constructive dialogue to ensure that the immigration policies are aligned with the realities faced by Syrians in Norway. As both sides continue to collaborate, they aim to establish a framework that supports both humanitarian and procedural aspects of immigration.