A recent meeting between Denmark and the United States regarding Greenland was termed 'constructive' by Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen. The talks took place during the ongoing security conference in Munich, Germany, and involved Frederiksen alongside Greenland's government leader, Jens-Fredrik Nielsen. The discussions aimed to address various matters of mutual interest, particularly those concerning Greenland's status and concerns in international relations.

Frederiksen shared a brief statement on social media, emphasizing the commitment to continuing work in accordance with agreements reached in high-level working groups. This suggests ongoing collaboration and dialogue between Denmark, the U.S., and Greenland's administration, aiming to enhance the partnership and ensure that Greenland's interests are considered in future discussions.

Greenland's Premier, Jens-Fredrik Nielsen, echoed the sentiment of constructive dialogue, highlighting the importance of continued conversations as the proper path forward. He pointed out that Greenland's interests were prominently featured during the talks, indicating a focus on empowering Greenland’s voice in its own governance and international affairs, which could have significant implications for its future relationships and autonomy.