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A few hundred people voiced their concern about the immigration policy changes set forth in the newly published government programme in Helsinki on Sunday, report YLE and Helsingin Sanomat.
The working group on immigration has been given another day to continue its work, according to Petteri Orpo, the chairperson of the National Coalition.
Although the long-term trend continues to point upward, the number of immigrants is not expected to be as high this year given the unusual impact the scrapping of coronavirus restrictions had in 2022, an official at the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) stated to STT on Wednesday.
Chairperson of the National Coalition Petteri Orpo on Thursday formally invited the Finns Party, Swedish People’s Party and Christian Democrats to negotiations designed to produce the government programme.
The Finnish Business and Policy Forum’s (Eva) survey reveals that more than half of the public view that facilitating immigration is warranted due to the demographic challenges facing Finland.