It is highly relevant that we continue to be up there, he tells TV 2.
Danish soldiers have been on temporary exercises in Greenland since January, and in August a group of conscripts was also stationed on the island.
The resources are there for a more permanent presence. Peter Boysen emphasizes that it is ultimately up to politicians to make such a decision, but he says it would be useful.
The terrain and climate are so different compared with Denmark that if we ever have to go up there and solve a critical task, it is important that we have the knowledge and training to operate up there, he tells TV 2.
