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This is Greenland
Greenland is a land of contrast, a nation moving forward, pristine with grand natural scenery and an ancient culture in a modern world.
Greenland is a country of fantastic experiences
Tourists and guests rarely leave Greenland in disappointment. Grand, spectacular scenery, wild life up close and personal, snowy winters and warm summers all provide spectators once-in-a-lifetime moments and experiences. Greenland is also the borderlines of ancient Inuit and Norse cultures with many evidences of these old cultures still being visible today. Greenlandic food is also a must-try, combining pristine local products with a European-inspired kitchen.
Greenland is a solid business partner with great potential
The international oil and gas industry, mining industry and shipping industry has an eye on the potentials of Greenland. So do international companies looking for clean energy or pure spring water. The Greenlandic seafood industry has long been a serious international player and potentials for agriculture and meat production are increasing. The cruise and tourism industry is experiencing healthy growth rates, and investments are aimed at further bolstering this development.
Greenland is the epicenter of global warming
Global warming is a fact and Greenland is the very epicenter of climate change. The people experience the change in climate and foundation of livelihoods first-hand, and strive to adapt – as we always have. Greenland is a centre for scientific attention now, and in many years to come, research done in Greenland will affect the way we all talk about our climate.
Greenland is an indigenous culture and a young, modern nation stepping onto the modern international political stage to claim our seat at the table
Greenland is a young nation still a part of the Danish realm, but incrementally moving towards autonomy in cooperation and mutual respect with Denmark. Greenland is thus involved in many international relations and business matters and aims at increasing the influence of the Arctic in global affairs. [Error in plugin $$ZANewsDate;, details in event log] |
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» Greenland Tourism & Business Council: CEO steps down |
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(Thursday,
October
1, 2009) |
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» China looks to the Arctic |
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(Wednesday,
September
23, 2009) |
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» Aluminum plant in Greenland is a greener choice |
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(Monday,
September
21, 2009) |
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» Sharks to replace seals |
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(Tuesday,
September
15, 2009) |
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» Self-Government awakes international interest |
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(Saturday,
June
20, 2009) |
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» Royal Greenland suffers loss in 2008 |
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(Thursday,
December
18, 2008) |
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» U.S. and Greenland to Sign Tax Agreement |
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(Wednesday,
December
10, 2008) |
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» Hudson Identifies High Grade Niobium, Uranium, & Tantalum |
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(Friday,
December
5, 2008) |
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» Greenland says 'yes' to self-governance |
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(Tuesday,
November
25, 2008) |
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» Tele Greenland is inaugurating sea cable in 2009 |
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(Friday,
September
19, 2008) |
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