Why Denmark’s crown prince is boosting Greenland business prospects
Even as Greenland edges toward independence, Crown Prince Frederik and the Kingdom of Denmark have a stake in its economic success.
Last weekend the future king of Denmark, Crown Prince Frederik, acted as a very welcome lead figure within a large business delegation that traveled to Canada to promote Greenland as an attractive place for mining companies to do business. This marks the culmination of wide-ranging Danish support for Greenland’s efforts to attract businesses and investors. Denmark’s minister for Energy, Utilities and Climate Lars Christian Lilleholt also took part.
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