Denmark boosts Greenland investment to strengthen infrastructure and healthcare

Denmark pledges 1.6 billion Danish crowns ($253 million).
Text: Óscar Ontañón Docal
Published 2025-09-16

It was not long ago that Trump announced he wanted to take control of Greenland. Since then, there has been quite a bit of news on the subject. Now, Denmark has announced a significant increase in funding for Greenland, aiming to improve healthcare services and develop critical infrastructure across the island. The new support includes construction of key transport facilities and coverage for medical care in Danish hospitals, easing financial burdens on the local government. Officials from both nations described the agreement as a step toward a more self-sustaining Greenland, reinforcing Denmark's role as a key partner in the island's development and potential path to greater autonomy. Of course, if you want to learn more details, you can do so through the following link. Go!

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Today, Greenland has its own parliament and government, but Denmark remains responsible for defense and foreign affairs

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