Your odds for ABC of Kvanefjeld mine or D any future for GGG ?, page-36

Danes will hardly try to influence. They are a rich nation and have been quite careful not
involve in uranium and nuclear businesses. It is also an EU nation and EU is making new rules
for sustainable investment called taxonomy, uranium has been discussed to be excluded partially because of the
legacy of uranium mining.

Here is an early answer from the Naleraq party, which would give you idea
what is likely happening with government negotiations, which may end after April 15th according to IA leader,
news in Danish, google translation:

"IA sits alone on 12 seats in Inatsisartut after the election a week ago. To have a majority, a coalition must have 16 seats.
This means that IA chairman Muté B. Egede must find at least four more to work with.

Exactly the four Naleraq is sitting on. And Naleraq, like IA, is opposed to the mining project at Kuannersuit.

Hans Enoksen, chairman of Naleraq, told KNR yesterday:

- Our goals are very similar to each other, and it was clear that we supported each other during the election campaign. And then there were no points of contention. So I have no doubt that we can talk together."
https://knr.gl/da/nyheder/siumut-forlader-forhandlinger-med-ia