Syrian and Norwegian officials have convened in Oslo to explore ways to enhance immigration cooperation, focusing on the needs of the Syrian community residing in Norway. Nahla Othman, who leads the Expatriates and Refugees Department at Syria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, met with Snorre Sæther, director general of the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration, to discuss the intricacies of Norway’s immigration system.
The discussions centered on improving procedures for Syrians living in Norway, aiming to strengthen the coordination between the two countries on immigration-related issues. Both parties articulated a commitment to ongoing cooperation and enhanced communication channels to address matters impacting Syrians in Norway.
This meeting underscores the mutual interest of Syria and Norway in refining the immigration process and ensuring that the concerns of the Syrian expatriate community are adequately addressed. While specific outcomes of the talks were not detailed, the dialogue marks a step towards more efficient collaboration between the two nations in managing immigration issues.