Greenland’s growing Filipino and Thai communities represent one of the most encouraging sides of the country’s economic development. They are crossing enormous distances in search of higher wages, peace and opportunity. In return, they are filling positions that Greenland’s increasingly…
Naalakkersuisut is moving to remove a proposed tax measure that Greenlandic business leaders warned could discourage foreign buyers and make local companies harder to sell. The change appears in a formal amendment filed ahead of the bill’s second reading in…
Greenland’s growing international visibility was evident at Future Greenland 2026, where companies, trade representatives, and business organizations gathered in Nuuk to explore the country’s next phase of development. Ahead of the conference, GreenlandEnergy.com spoke online by Teams with Mads Qvist…
French modular construction company Easycube will attend Future Greenland 2026 in Nuuk this week as part of a French business delegation supported by Business France, the French Embassy in Copenhagen, the French Economic Service, and the French Consulate in Nuuk.…
According to Sermitsiaq/Ritzau, Acting Business Minister Morten Bødskov had been listed for the Future Greenland conference, but Denmark’s Ministry of Business confirmed that his participation has been canceled because of the parliamentary situation in Denmark. Politicians from the Folketing’s Greenland…
Future Greenland 2026 was already fully booked before the week’s strangest American-flavored headlines started circling Nuuk. One sounded like it belonged somewhere between politics, rumor, and an Arctic X-Files report. KNR reported this week that a mysterious older man, described…
France’s national tourism agency says Greenland can build a high-value, low-impact tourism model by drawing on French experience in protected sites, island regions, mountain destinations, cruises, food culture, and sustainable destination planning. Atout France is attending Future Greenland 2026 with…
As international interest in Greenland accelerates, driven by critical minerals, energy potential, infrastructure, and the country’s growing strategic weight, the practical questions of how to actually do business there are becoming more pressing. Who registers your company? What immigration rules…
Greenland Business Association, and its local branch in Sisimiut are supporting Greenlandic participation at the Danish National Skills Competition, DM i Skills 2026, taking place in Hjørring from April 22 to 25. The aim is to highlight Greenlandic professional skills,…
