Thank you very much, everyone. This has been an amazing journey with tremendous people, and two of them are at my left, and I very much appreciate it. I don’t think I have to go through a very long number of words. We just did that. I just want to thank the Prime Minister of Greenland and Denmark, and we're going to have a tremendous relationship, a secure relationship, and we look forward to it. We'll be working very hard and very much in conjunction with each other.
And it's just a real honor to be here. This was long in the making. You know, you could go back many, many decades, probably centuries, but you go back way back in the line of presidents, and almost every president at least mentioned it, but most of them just mentioned it. Some really wanted to make a deal and never got done, but we're getting it done. So, this is tremendous for Europe and for the United States and for everybody and for Greenland. It's going to be incredible. And the people of Greenland have been so nice. The people of Denmark have been amazing. And so, I know it's going to be a long-term fantastic relationship.
So, I want to thank you all for being here. I hope you agreed with the words I just made at the General Assembly. It was a very great honor to be there. I've done it now a few times, and it's always an honor. It's an honor to be here. And I'd just like to ask the Prime Minister of Denmark to say a few words and then Prime Minister of Greenland. Thank you very much. Please.