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Thank you.

Thank you for your continued friendship, your leadership.

And to my friend and the leader of our delegation, Senator Coons, thank you for for leading.

such a strong bipartisan and, as you point out, bicameral delegation.

I think that that's important.

I think it's important that it be recognized that when it comes to matters of relationships with our friends, with our allies, as we have here in Denmark, as we have in Greenland, that it is not a subject of Republicans versus Democrats.

It is a recognition.

again, of a strong and a continuing relationship over decades.

It is one that we need to nurture, as with all relationships, you need to nurture and take care of them, and you need to have constructive dialogue.

And as has been noted, there's not only been good dialogue here at the Parliament today, but this morning earlier with the Prime Minister

of both Greenland and of Denmark.

Just yesterday in Washington, DC, we had visits with the foreign ministers of both Greenland and Denmark.

So constructive, important dialogue that is ongoing now and will move forward.

So it's important to be here.

I think presence means a lot.

And this, again, bipartisan delegation to be here with our partners

is important.

So thank you for the opportunity to share the time and again, the fellowship.

We appreciate it.

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