As part of efforts to disseminate knowledge and support cultural activity in society, a printed copy was delivered to the Noon Cultural Salon at the Foundation's headquarters. The copy was received by Ms. Buthaina Al-Mukhtar, head of the Noon Cultural Salon, in a gesture reflecting the Salon's commitment to enriching its sessions and events with scholarly material that supports cultural and intellectual discussions.

The delivery was attended by Mr. Al-Azzi Al-Salawi, Advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, and Dr. Amr Ma'dikarib Al-Hamdani, a member of the Shura Council. Also present was the renowned writer and literary figure, Mr. Thabit Al-Qutari, whose presence lent a literary and cultural dimension to the occasion, reinforcing the value of communication between research institutions and cultural figures.

During the meeting, it was emphasized that the Cultural Salon represents a vital space for exchanging perspectives, and that providing printed copies of studies facilitates participants' access to the content directly, helping to transform ideas into topics ripe for dialogue and discussion in future events. It was also noted that the study's subject, related to migration issues and their reciprocal effects, touches upon everyday life and impacts society in various ways.

This makes incorporating its findings into cultural work a valuable step, whether through presentation or by offering literary and intellectual readings that address people's concerns. For her part, Professor Buthaina Al-Mukhtar expressed her appreciation for this initiative, emphasizing that the arrival of the printed version at the salon aligns with the institution's goals of providing insightful cultural content and adds valuable knowledge that can be utilized in the salon's programs, including discussions and seminars.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the attendees expressed their hope that this submission would enrich the cultural landscape and that the study would constitute a valuable addition to the salon's cultural library, opening the door to deeper discussions that reflect the importance of understanding societal phenomena and transforming them into a responsible societal dialogue.