Múte B. Egede on state formation: We are in the middle

Up to optional Inatsisartut on March 11, Sermitsiaq's debate host Arnaq Nielsen will invite all the party chairmen for a walk to hear about the parties' election programs.

A different conversation, where the party chairmen are allowed to go deeper into their thoughts about independence/statehood and what the party considers most important when they go to the polls.

Up to optional Inatsisartut on March 11, Sermitsiaq's debate host Arnaq Nielsen will invite all the party chairmen for a walk to hear about the parties' election programs.

A different conversation, where the party chairmen are allowed to go deeper into their thoughts about independence/statehood and what the party considers most important when they go to the polls.

In this podcast, you can hear about the chairman of Inuit Ataqatigiit, Múte Bourup Egede's proposal for how Greenland can achieve state formation, where the chairman will have the opportunity to elaborate on the process the Greenlandic population is on its way to. According to him, they stand in the middle on the issue of state formation, compared to other parties. However, he does not want to say clearly whether they can move to those who are busier or to those who take it more easy.

- Don't the voters have a right to hear which wing you want to be able to point to?

- The most important thing for us is that we are careful and thorough. I will not mention the year. The most important thing for me is that we get closer to our goal, every day, says Múte Bourup Egede.

Listen to the entire podcast, which is in Greenlandic, here, where Múte Bourup Egede also talks about what voters can expect from Inuit Ataqatigiit if they tick them off on March 11.

The conversation with Múte Bourup Egede took place on a walk on Thursday 20 February.