On September 7, 2026, European Commission President von der Leyen announced in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, that the EU and Greenland would strengthen their cooperation and allocate 200 million euros as an investment package. Both parties signed a joint statement stating that the funds would be allocated over two years to cover various areas such as education, fisheries, satellite connectivity, water and electricity, key raw materials, housing, tourism, and small business support.
European Commission President Vondrejan announced in Nuuk on September 7, 2026, that the EU will strengthen cooperation with Greenland and invest 200 million euros. Both parties signed a joint statement, and this investment package will be implemented this year and next year, covering areas such as education, fisheries, satellite connectivity, water and electricity, key raw materials, housing, tourism, and support for small businesses.