Let's return to the Canadian model.
What comes up most often about the Canadian position in the Arctic regions is the support of the federal and provincial governments for indigenous communities. What really makes Canada strong in Arctic geopolitics are indigenous people first and foremost.
There is still work to be done, but in political discourse and in fact, Canada is the state that is doing the most for its indigenous peoples. We need to continue to support that, diplomatically, by also highlighting the Canadian Rangers, who can serve as a model, for example.
On the Greenland side, there is the Sirius Patrol. It is composed almost exclusively of Danes who patrol Greenland. It could be very useful to export the Canadian Ranger model to Greenland, among other places, to show these people the best practices that we have with respect to indigenous and non-indigenous people.