Mute Egede
Mute Egede is the Prime Minister of Greenland, known for advocating for the island's autonomy and independence from Denmark. In his recent New Year's speech, he emphasized the need to break free from colonial legacies, stating that Greenlanders aspire to determine their own future without being subjected to external powers like Denmark or the United States. His leadership comes at a time of renewed interest from the U.S. in Greenland, particularly during Donald Trump's presidency, when there were discussions about the potential integration of Greenland into the U.S. Egede's government has been vocal against such proposals, reflecting a desire among the Greenlandic people to maintain their unique identity and governance.
Born on Mar 12, 1985 (40 years old)
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Uruguay:
Egede is the predecessor of Jens-Frederik Nielsen and was involved in the visit to Denmark.
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Croatia:
Mute Egede, the predecessor of Jens-Frederik Nielsen, also stood against the U.S. annexation during the official visit.
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Croatia:
Mute Egede was present with Jens-Frederik Nielsen during the official visit opposing U.S. annexation.
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United Kingdom:
Mute Egede is the predecessor of Jens-Frederik Nielsen and was present during Frederiksen's visit.
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Ukraine:
Múte Egede, the predecessor of the Prime Minister, heads the Ministry of Finance and Taxation.
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Russia:
Múte Egede stated that Greenland 'is not for sale and will never be sold' in response to Trump's proposals.
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United Kingdom:
Frederiksen rode around the capital Nuuk in a Danish navy patrol boat, alongside Egede and Nielsen.
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Ukraine:
Mute Egede, the then Prime Minister of Greenland, described the planned visit of the American delegation as a provocation.
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Portugal:
Múte Egede is the outgoing Prime Minister of Greenland who welcomed Frederiksen at the airport.
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Norway:
Múte Egede is the acting head of government in Greenland who welcomed Frederiksen during her visit.
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