In Levi, Finland, the Arctic has spoken: Is the EU ready to take action?
Last week, the small town of Levi in Finnish Lapland became the meeting point for Arctic communities. Indigenous leaders, youth, policymakers, and researchers from across the circumpolar North gathered to discuss challenges and opportunities for the region. What I will take away from the event is that the Arctic’s best asset is its people. Beyond organisational affiliations or birthplaces, it was Arctic residents and enthusiasts who took the stage with passion and conviction.
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