The Commissioner for Affairs of the Syrian Embassy in Riyadh met with the members of the community in the Qasim area and discussed their demands Details: The Commissioner for Affairs of the Syrian Embassy in Riyadh, Mohsen Mahbash, met today, Monday, with a delegation from the Syrian community living in the Qasim area, to discuss their conditions and follow up on their life and service issues. The delegation reviewed the most prominent challenges and demands facing the Syrians in the region, and especially the facilitation of consular transactions and document verification, in addition to the issues of student registration in schools and universities and administrative and organizational matters for the residents. Mahbash emphasized the embassy's desire to keep direct communication channels open to members of the community, and to work to develop consular services and reduce the burden on citizens, especially those living in areas far from the capital Riyadh. Mahbash indicated studying the possibility of organizing consular field visits in remote areas, or providing solutions that would speed up the completion of transactions and facilitate citizens' access to services. Mahbash appreciated the facilities provided by the concerned authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the members of the Syrian community, and emphasized that the embassy will continue to convey the demands of the citizens and.

The Commissioner for Affairs of the Syrian Embassy in Riyadh met with the members of the community in the Qasim area and discussed their demands Details: The Commissioner for Affairs of the Syrian Embassy in Riyadh, Mohsen Mahbash, met today, Monday, with a delegation from the Syrian community living in the Qasim area, to discuss their conditions and follow up on their life and service issues. The delegation reviewed the most prominent challenges and demands facing the Syrians in the region, and especially the facilitation of consular transactions and document verification, in addition to the issues of student registration in schools and universities and administrative and organizational matters for the residents. Mahbash emphasized the embassy's desire to keep direct communication channels open to members of the community, and to work to develop consular services and reduce the burden on citizens, especially those living in areas far from the capital Riyadh. Mahbash indicated studying the possibility of organizing consular field visits in remote areas, or providing solutions that would speed up the completion of transactions and facilitate citizens' access to services. Mahbash appreciated the facilities provided by the concerned authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the members of the Syrian community, and emphasized that the embassy will continue to convey the demands of the citizens and.