I am Inuk, Kalaaleq, and I was

born and raised in Nuuk.

I also have roots in Europe

especially Denmark and France.

But I’m interested in the whole world.

During my Social Sciences studies

spent six months working at Greenland’s Mission

to the EU in Brussels.

I learned a lot about working

with the EU and important collaboration.

I learned about cooperation

between different sectors.

and I saw how cooperation between

Greenland and the EU works.

The support from the EU

contributed to my stay in Brussels.

It helped me gain a lot of valuable experience.

They were interested in Greenland

and our people,

and I shared my pride in where I come from.

While travelling, I saw and felt

our shared humanity.

And when you see that, you realise

that we are stronger when

we work together.

I believe we are all connected.

The wellbeing of one is connected

to the wellbeing of others.

I hope that what I have learned

will help strengthen Greenland’s

place in the world.

I want others to know that travelling abroad

is not just about leaving home,

it brings new perspectives, new understanding,

new knowledge and new dreams

for your life and your country.

To my fellow young Greenlanders, I want to say -

Try new things.

Travel.

Expand your horizons.

The world is our home, and it is waiting for us.

Go see it.

Through Erasmus+ and the EU-Greenland partnership,

young Greenlanders gain access to education, exchange

and opportunities across Europe.

Visit our page and explore how the

EU and Greenland are creating opportunities together.