Canada Moves Forward with Greenland Consulate Debut
Anand spoke with Canadian media in advance of her trip to Greenland's capital Nuuk, where she will officially open the new consulate.
According to the report, Anand will be joined there by the Arctic patrol vessel as a symbol of Canada's growing collaboration with other Arctic countries.
The diplomatic mission follows U.S. President Donald Trump recently de-escalating his demands for the U.S. to acquire the Danish territory. He had threatened to impose tariffs on European nations opposing the idea and hinted at the possible use of military force, media reported.
The naval presence underscores Canada's strategic commitment to strengthening Arctic partnerships amid heightened regional tensions and territorial assertions by major powers. Greenland, an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark, holds significant geopolitical importance due to its Arctic location and natural resources.
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