A member of Greenland’s parliament expressed a warm welcome to President-elect Donald Trump and his eldest son, stating that they are highly encouraged to visit the autonomous Danish territory. The spokesperson for the Siumut Party, Greenland’s second-largest political party, emphasized the need for diversifying Greenland’s economy and suggested that the Trump family and other incoming US administration members could play a significant role in this regard.
Donald Trump Jr. recently shared images of his visit to Greenland, following his father's expressed interest in acquiring control over the territory. The President-elect confirmed his son's visit to explore the island's natural beauty and reiterated his desire to potentially take over the vast Arctic region.
Regarding the geopolitical implications, the spokesperson acknowledged the importance of the Pituffik Space Base, a US airbase in North Greenland, for American, Canadian, and Greenlandic security interests. The spokesperson emphasized the need to safeguard the island and its allies in North America.
Fencker highlighted Greenland's aspiration to become a sovereign nation, emphasizing that the decision on statehood and international partnerships should be determined by the people of Greenland. The statement reflects Greenlanders' commitment to shaping their future and fostering collaborations that align with their interests.