Greenland leaders say they WILL enter negotiations with Trump as Denmark’s private messages come to light [Video]

16:11 EST 11 Jan 2025, updated 16:30 EST 11 Jan 2025

Greenland’s leader, Múte Egede, has expressed his willingness to engage in negotiations with President-elect Trump – although it won’t be over American potentially gaining control of the country.

Instead, the discussions would focus on the future of the mineral-rich Arctic territory, with a clear emphasis that Greenland’s people have no interest in becoming Americans. 

Speaking at a press conference in Denmark on Friday, which holds nominal sovereignty over Greenland, Egede acknowledged the strategic importance of Greenland to the U.S. and said he was open to discussing areas of mutual interest. 

While he has not yet spoken with Trump, Egede stated, ‘We are ready to talk. Cooperation is built on dialogue and finding solutions together.’ 

Egede was joined by Denmark’s Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, at the press conference. 

The event comes amid an Axios report that Denmark officials have also communicated privately with Trump’s team ahead of his inauguration.

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