The Naleraq chairman believes that Greenland itself should meet the French president without Danish interference, according to a press release.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen should stay away when French President Emmanuel Macron visits Greenland on Sunday.
That’s what Naleraq chairman Pele Broberg thinks.
– If it were Denmark that the French president wanted to visit, he would have gone to Denmark and not Greenland, says Pele Broberg in a press release.
Persona non grata
Macron’s upcoming visit has sparked debate on social media about when Greenland needs Denmark to be involved in foreign policy.
Here the leader of the opposition has no doubt: Greenland can easily handle the task alone when the French president pays a visit.
– She should just stay home. If it was Denmark that the French president wanted to visit, he would have gone to Denmark and not Greenland, he says and elaborates:
– Greenland itself will probably speak to world leaders who visit Greenland, on behalf of the kingdom, says Pele Broberg.
The press release concludes with a message to the Prime Minister:
– Stay home, Mette. We don’t need Danish espionage in the talks.