"Here is the man who will head the country's EU office. The new man at the head of the Greenlandic EU office has swapped the Middle East for the cold north."
The newly opened EU office in Nuuk will have another employee. Simon Bojsen-Møller has been hired as manager in the new office, and he is looking forward to that position, he says in a press release.- Greenland and the EU have for many years had a close cooperation in the areas of fisheries and education, and with the opening of the new office in Nuuk, we are now ready to expand the partnership even further, especially in areas such as green transition, energy, climate and the environment as well as critical raw materials, he says.
Simon Bojsen-Møller is not new to the EU. He has previously worked for the Foreign Policy Service and is familiar with the work of being a link between governments, business and civil society. Most recently, he has worked in the Middle East with exactly that task.- The EU is a global player that has a lot to offer, so I look forward to visiting the country and helping to create new contacts for the mutual benefit of both parties, he says.
There are now two employees at the EU office in Nuuk, which was opened back in March by The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, the Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, and the President of the Government of Greenland, Muté B. Egede.
Note: He and our Svend H will no doubt meet soon to discuss... polar bears, narwhals, woolen socks, and fleece jackets.
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