Canada and France Open Consulates in Greenland in Response to Trump’ Decision to Acquire Denmark’s Arctic Island (VIDEOS)

Carney and Macron want to defend Denmark, or do they have ambitions of their own?

Now that US President Donald J. Trump brought the attention of the world to the geopolitical importance of the autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, everyone cares deeply about Greenland.

Case in point: Yesterday (6), France and Canada opened consulates in Greenland’s capital Nuuk.

Canada and France have opened diplomatic consulates in Greenland on Friday to show support for NATO ally Denmark and the Artic island in the wake of US efforts to secure control. Both countries have named consul generals, with France being the first European country to establish… pic.twitter.com/M386xxCRrY

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Reuters reported:

“The diplomatic expansion signaled commitments by the two nations to strengthen their Arctic presence and partnerships with Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory that has become a focal point due to Trump’s assertion that U.S. control of the island is a national security priority.”

Canada and France opened consulates in Greenland amid Trump’s repeated threats to take control of the arctic island.

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BBC News reported:

A delegation of senior Canadian officials, including Governor General Mary Simon, and foreign minister Anita Anand, travelled to Nuuk on Friday to formally open Canada’s consulate, accompanied by a Canadian Coast Guard ship.

At a flag raising ceremony, Anand said that the consulate symbolises Canada’s long-term commitment to ‘stand together with the people of Greenland and Denmark’.”

Arrivée à Nuuk

Jean-Noël Poirier prend ce vendredi 6 février ses fonctions de consul général de France à Nuuk au Groenland, au service de la communauté française et du renforcement des coopérations bilatérales.

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— France Diplomatie (@francediplo) February 6, 2026

“The Canadian and French missions are a historic expansion of foreign engagement in Greenland. Until this week, only Iceland and the US offered formal consular services in Nuuk.”

Read more:

US, Denmark and Greenland Begin Talks To Solve Diplomatic Crisis Over Control of Arctic Island

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