In the local area, a study has been conducted regarding Syrians living in Sweden. The research focuses on their plans for the future. The study was funded by the Swedish Ministry of Justice.
It looks at how the situation in Syria affects the decisions of Syrians in Sweden. Further information on this topic can be found through ReliefWeb, which provides details about the study and its findings, although specific outcomes are not available here.
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