Naalakkersuisoq for foreign affairs , Vivian Motzfeldt (S), is still in Washington D.C, where today she met with senators and members of Congress together with the Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lars Løkke Rasmussen (The moderates.)
And it has been productive, she tells Sermitsiaq.
- We have met with many senators and congressmen, precisely to strengthen our position and to articulate - especially from my point of view - the people at home.
- The emotions we go through and the pressure we have felt, and the horror scenario we live through every day. And our desire to normalize our everyday life and get back to a safe environment, and the environment we know within international law, says Vivian Motzfeldt.
She says that it has been important for her to come forward at the meetings that there is a people living in Greenland. People who have lived there thousand years, and who in this situation may find it difficult to see a future for theirs country.
- I think it is very clear, at least the ones we have met today and yesterday at dinner that there has been so much love and understanding and desire for support.
Should the working group discuss the takeover of Greenland?
It has been a hectic few days with meetings in the USA, and therefore Sermitsiaq also asks naalakkersuisoq how she is doing.
- I feel better than I did two days ago. Thus not saying we have found a solution but we have agreed to start it working group with respect for all our red lines and our right to self-determination and territorial integrity, and we will find a solution that everyone can agree on, says Vivian Motzfeldt.
But Karoline Leavitt, Det Hvides, has exactly that working group House's press secretary, this evening has been out to say, must discuss "the takeover of Greenland."
However, Lars Løkke rejects this to TV2, and Vivian Motzfeldt says to Sermitsiaq:
- It is not a person who attended the meeting itself.
- There is a lot of work ahead, the situation is still very difficult unknown, but we've got a new channel, a place where we can talk directly to each other, she says.
Vivian Motzfeldt is traveling to Copenhagen this evening.
