Ann: Quarterly Activities Report, page-6

I agree Dutchy - but it all depends on how quickly they sort out the legal framework to bring this project to fruition - still a bit of work to do and a few people to convince, that this is the way to go!

http://www.arcticdeeply.org/articles/2016/01/8375/qa-vittus-qujaukitsoq-greenlands-development/

Arctic Deeply: Some are opposed to mining development in Greenland, often those in fisheries or farming. Can these communities continue their livelihoods?
Vittus Qujaukitsoq: We need to look at where and how the Greenland economy is doing today. We are hit by high unemployment in Greenland – it fluctuates between 7 to 9 percent –- and as long as there is unemployment, we need to address that there is a need for jobs in all sectors. It means that we need to get people into work and we can only do it with the fisheries sector, the mining sector and the tourism sector. There are no other alternatives for us. It is a question of making the necessary decisions in order to create development. I am waiting for the answers from the opposition on how they can create growth and jobs without including the mining sector.

Still confident 2016 will be the definitive year for GGG!