“I’ve been saying for years now: We can’t view Greenland as a small country. Although small in population, it is a geopolitical giant increasing in significance,” he said.
Menezes urged ministers to prioritize free trade negotiations with Greenland. “It’s a tangible way to show that we take this seriously. It requires action, not just words.”
Nathanielsen mentioned her planned meeting with Chris Bryant, a trade minister from the Labour government, later on Tuesday as part of “very early discussions” on a potential free trade agreement between the two countries.
“Hopefully, as situations stabilize, we are pleased with your continued collaborative investments in Greenland and value your partnerships,” she added.
Big days
However, she acknowledged that Greenland’s future might not be entirely within its own control.
Foreign ministers from Greenland and Denmark are scheduled to meet U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington on Wednesday.
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