EU Chief Due in Greenland to Boost Arctic Ties
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The negotiations to please Trump are under way, but Copenhagen and Brussels are moving to strengthen ties with the island. Today Ursula von der Leyen arrives with a 200 million funding package, while Denmark increases investment in defence and security. Climate warming makes its impact felt more and more: in early August the detachment of an island of ice as large as Manhattan
The European Commission is allocating an additional 200 million euros to Greenland. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will announce the amount during her visit to the capital, Nuuk, through which Brussels aims to strengthen economic and political ties with the Arctic island. This is reported by the Financial Times.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen begins a two-day visit to the capital, Nuuk, today. And according to the British business newspaper the Financial Times, she is not coming empty-handed: the European Union is going to invest 200 million euros there. That money would go towards the crucial raw materials industry, renewable energy, and strengthening Greenland's administrative apparatus. The investment comes on top of the 225 milli…
Today, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, arrives in Greenland with a bag of money to strengthen the partnership. Among other things, she would like to cooperate on telecommunications.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is traveling to Nuuk on Sunday for a two-day visit aimed at reaffirming her support for the Danish autonomous territory, an area in which the United States under Donald Trump has shown interest. […] The post Von der Leyen arrives in Greenland amid Trump pressure. Here's why the island has become so important appeared first on Novi list.
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