Greenland Election Results Signal Support for Democracy, Commitment to Economic Growth and Resource Development
Greenlanders voted overwhelmingly for greater self-determination in the March 11 election. GreenMet congratulated the Demokraatit (Democrat) and Naleraq parties for winning 30% and 25% of the vote, respectively.
Both parties support increasing economic ties with the United States, including resource development.
For Greenland, economic independence is critical for achieving lasting sovereignty. Central to this vision is the development of Greenland’s vast critical mineral resources, including rare earth elements, lithium, and cobalt.
Strategic investments in the mining sector are vital for building new infrastructure and becoming economically self-sufficient. GreenMet is committed to leveraging North American partnerships to accelerate the responsible development of these vital resources.
As global demand for resources and critical minerals grows, Greenland’s untapped mineral reserves represent a unique opportunity to generate sustainable economic growth and create long-term financial stability.
GreenMet is committed to working with Greenlandic leaders, including those from the newly elected Demokraatit and Naleraq parties, as they move forward with their agenda for independence.
Together with Greenlandic leadership and North American business partnerships, GreenMet will support projects and investments ensuring Greenland’s economic independence, resource control, and sustainability.
GreenMet serves as a vital American conduit between private capital, government, and critical mineral innovation, uniquely positioned to represent and advance the private sector interests that sustain and strengthen U.S. supply chains for critical minerals, ensuring reliability and continuity from mine to manufacturing. GreenMet’s valuable insights and recommendations guide clients through the complex and ever-changing landscape of critical mineral development.
