The European Commission will reinforce its mission in Greenland, which currently has three civil servants, reports the Euractiv website. Europens officials explained to the website that additional staff would be sent to...
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The European Commission will reinforce its mission in Greenland, which currently has three civil servants, reports the Euractiv website. Europens officials explained to the website that additional staff would be sent to...
Following a new €200 million investment package for Greenland, the European Union (EU) Commission is seeking a larger office in the capital, Nuuk, to expand its institutional presence on the island.
The European Commission is looking for a more spacious location in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, to expand its diplomatic presence.The movement comes shortly after Ursula von der Leyen announced a massive investment package of €200 million for the Arctic region.