The Nordic countries are strengthening their cooperation on energy security

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The Nordic countries (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Åland, and Greenland) have signed a declaration to strengthen security of supply in the Nordic region. Together, the Nordic countries are better equipped to ensure access to essential goods and services in the event of crises or war.

The declaration is an important step for Greenland toward closer cooperation with our neighbors in the Nordic region regarding our shared security and ability to withstand crises that could affect our access to supplies.

The Naalakkersuisoq for Housing, Infrastructure, Outlying Districts, and Emergency Preparedness states, “It is an important step for Greenland to enter into an equal partnership with the other Nordic countries regarding security of supply in the Nordic region. The declaration is an important step for Greenland toward closer cooperation with our neighbors in the Nordic region regarding our shared security and our ability to withstand crises that could affect our access to supplies.”

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