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Jens-Frederik Nielsen

Jens-Frederik Nielsen

Prime Minister of Greenland since 2025.

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    Political party in Greenland.

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    Head of the government of Greenland.

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    University in Nuuk, Greenland.

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    Autonomous territory of Denmark.

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    Government of Greenland (2020–2021).

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    Political party in Greenland.

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    American political advisor (born 1991).

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