2026-01-07
8 分钟Donald Trump wants to take and develop Greenland, but what do businesses there think?
It's world business expressed from the BBC World Service.
I'm Liana Byrne.
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After Venezuela, now it's Greenland that finds itself at the centre of a geopolitical struggle.
We need Greenland for the standpoint of national security and Denmark is not going to be able to do it,
I can tell you.
As US President Donald Trump speaking to the press on Air Force One on Sunday,
prompting European leaders to push back.
But beyond the politics, what does this uncertainty mean for business?
Christian Keltzen is the managing director of the Greenland Business Association,
which represents more than 300 companies from all sections of the business community.
I think you'll find that people are very annoyed with what's going on now.
Green has been very, very clear.
We're not for sale.
We're not interested in becoming American.
We are interested in dialogue.
We're interested in being part of the global economy.
We're interested in international relations, diplomacy, and so on.