Emmanuel Macron to host Danish and Greenlandic prime ministers in Paris
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to receive the Prime Minister of Denmark and the Prime Minister of Greenland at the Élysée Palace on Wednesday for a working lunch, according to the French presidency. The meeting reflects France’s growing diplomatic focus on the Arctic region and Northern Europe.
During the talks, the three leaders are expected to discuss security challenges in the Arctic, a region that has gained strategic importance amid geopolitical tensions and climate change. France aims to reaffirm its commitment to European solidarity, as well as its support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Denmark and Greenland.
Economic and social development in Greenland will also be high on the agenda. The French presidency has indicated that both France and the European Union are ready to support initiatives that promote sustainable growth and improve living conditions in the autonomous Arctic territory.
The meeting highlights France’s intention to strengthen cooperation with its Nordic partners, particularly on issues related to security, climate, and regional development, at a time when the Arctic is becoming an increasingly central area of international attention.
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