On Friday, Arctic Command and Greenland’s Fisheries and Hunting Control signed a cooperation agreement that strengthens their day-to-day collaboration on the control and monitoring of fishing, trapping, and hunting in and around Greenland.
The agreement establishes the framework for how the authorities can support one another—both in connection with operational tasks at sea and in administrative and training contexts. This includes, among other things, the transport of inspection personnel, joint inspection operations, and knowledge sharing.
The goal is simple: to ensure effective government action and a strong presence throughout Greenland’s vast territory.
