New survey report: What does the Greenlandic population think about foreign and security policy issues?

What do Greenlanders think about the security situation in the Arctic, the great powers USA, Russia and China, and international cooperation in NATO, the EU and the Arctic Council?

On Thursday 12 December 2024, Nasiffik will publish a new report that examines what the Greenlandic population thinks about a number of foreign and security policy issues.

The report is based on a major survey with 702 telephone interviews among a representative sample of the Greenlandic population, where the authors will discuss the report's key findings.

Speakers

• Rasmus Leander Nielsen, associate professor and head of Nasiffik - Center for Foreign and Security Policy, Ilisimatusarfik

• Maria Ackrén, professor and head of research at Nasiffik - Center for Foreign and Security Policy, Ilisimatusarfik

• Mininnguaq Kleist, permanent secretary, Department of Independence and Foreign Affairs

The report can be read on Nasiffik's website after the presentation.

The report is a follow-up to a similar survey report we released in 2021.