Shorok Alsulaiman, originally from Syria, will graduate from the Tallinn Old Town Adult Gymnasium (Tallinna Vanalinna Täiskasvanute Gü"> Shorok Alsulaiman, originally from Syria, will graduate from the Tallinn Old Town Adult Gymnasium (Tallinna Vanalinna Täiskasvanute Gü" property="og:description"> Shorok Alsulaiman, originally from Syria, will graduate from the Tallinn Old Town Adult Gymnasium (Tallinna Vanalinna Täiskasvanute Gü">
0"> Shorok Alsulaiman, originally from Syria, will graduate from the Tallinn Old Town Adult Gymnasium (Tallinna Vanalinna Täiskasvanute Gümnaasium) this year. Source: ERR Only around 20 percent of the original quota of displaced persons permitted to settle in Estonia in the wake of the European migrant crisis are still resident in Estonia, while the full limit was not reached at any time, ETV investigative show "Pealtnägija" reported Wednesday. The show also took a look at why this might have been the case, and spoke to political leaders involved in the debate at the time, as well as a young person who fled the Syrian civil war with her family and who has successfully integrated into Estonian life.