During her three-day visit to Greenland, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reaffirmed Denmark's commitment to being Greenland's closest partner amidst rising U.S. interest in the semi-autonomous territory. Her statements against U.S. acquisition intentions and focus on respectful cooperation came as Greenland prepares for new leadership under Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen. Frederiksen emphasized the need for equal rights for Greenlanders while discussing future governance and geopolitics, recognizing the challenges that lie ahead as Greenland navigates its identity and autonomy in an increasingly complex international landscape.
Mette Frederiksen emphasized Denmark's commitment to being Greenland's closest ally amid concerns over U.S. interest in acquiring the territory, stating, 'The US shall not take over Greenland.'
Frederiksen described the context of her visit as a 'very, very difficult situation' for Greenland, underscoring the importance of respectful cooperation.
Incoming Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen expressed gratitude for Frederiksen's trip, reiterating that 'Denmark remains Greenland's closest partner' during these challenging geopolitical times.
Frederiksen's talks aim to solidify Copenhagen's ties with Greenland amidst international pressures, focusing on equal rights for Greenlanders and Danes.
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