In Iceland, refugees bring diversity, economic growth

The video explores the immigration debate in Iceland, focusing on the Icelandic National Front's opposition to relaxed immigration laws and the experiences of Syrian refugees integrating into Icelandic society. It highlights the community's efforts to support refugees, the economic need for immigrants, and the social challenges faced. The video also discusses Islamic values and their alignment with Icelandic society, amidst concerns of right-wing hostility.

What is the main concern of the Icelandic National Front regarding immigration?

• Economic impact

• Cultural adaptation

• Environmental issues

• Political influence

How did the Almouhamad family come to be resettled in Iceland?

• Through a personal choice

• Via a UN refugee program

• By winning a lottery

• Through a family connection

What is one of the main challenges the Almouhamad family faces in Iceland?

• Lack of employment

• Language barrier

• Cultural differences

• Weather conditions

What is the population of Akureyri, the town working to integrate refugees?

• 330,000

• 100,000

• 18,000

• 50,000

What is the primary goal of the support group organized by the Red Cross in Akureyri?

• To provide financial aid

• To offer language classes

• To help newcomers integrate

• To organize cultural events

Why does Iceland need 2000 immigrants annually, according to business leaders?

• To fill educational institutions

• To increase cultural diversity

• To maintain economic growth

• To boost tourism

What values are associated with Islam, as mentioned in the transcript?

• Isolation and independence

• Tradition and conservatism

• Wealth and power

• Honesty and democracy