Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will visit Greenland from Wednesday to Friday to strengthen unity with the autonomous Arctic province that US President Donald Trump wants to annex, her office announced tonight.
The visit comes after Greenland just formed a new coalition government, and a day after US Vice President JD Vance criticized Denmark for its alleged inaction in the autonomous Danish territory.
"I look forward to continuing the close and trusting cooperation between Greenland and Denmark with the new Prime Minister of Greenland, Jens-Frederik Nielsen," said the Danish Prime Minister.
According to her, Greenland has undergone a successful democratic process and formed an expanded government.
J.D. Vance on Friday rejected the use of force to allow the US to take over Greenland, saying Washington would reach an agreement with the island's residents.
Greenlanders, who are striving for independence, have previously stated that they do not feel like Danes or Americans, but rather Greenlanders.
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