Nuuk – The United States’ stance toward Greenland has not altered, the premier for the Danish autonomous territory said Monday after a first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump’s envoy to the island, who came to Nuuk without an official invite.
Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen called the meeting with envoy Jeff Landry “constructive” — but noted there was “no sign ... that anything has changed” with the U.S. position.
“It was a constructive meeting, where we were able to engage in dialogue in a positive spirit and with great mutual respect,” the Greenland premier told a media conference.
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