The former member of Inatsisartut and Naalakkersuisut as well as former chairman of the Greenland Fishermen’s and Trappers’ Organization, KNAPK, has joined Naleraq, writes the party. – We look forward to a good collaboration! writes Pele Broberg and Jens NapãtôK’.
– Nikkulaat Jerimiassen – welcome to Naleraq! that’s what Naleraq says on their Facebook page on Friday afternoon.
Nikkulaat Jerimiassen stopped as chairman of the Greenland Fishermen’s and Fishermen’s Association, KNAPK, in October last year. Since then he has not been heard in the public debate. But now he is returning to politics. Naleraq’s chairman, Pele Broberg, and Jens NapãtôK’, who is deputy chairman of the party, are happy about that.
– We are happy that you have chosen Naleraq for your political work, and we warmly welcome you with anticipation of our future cooperation.
– Your extensive political experience and many skills, which you have gained through work in naalakkersuisut, as chairman of KNAPK and through political work, will not only be a great resource in the work, but also benefit society when we lift as a group, writes Naleraq’s management.
Ran while he was chairman of the organization – but was not elected
While Nikkulaat Jerimiassen was chairman of KNAPK, he ran for Inatsisartut in the election last March for Siumut. The chairman of KNAPK must not be a member of a particular party. That is why Jerimiassen then took leave from his position as chairman of the organization to try to get a place in Inatsisartut. However, it did not succeed. In addition, he also stood last year to be elected to Municipality Qeqertalik. Here he was elected as deputy for Siumut.
His experiences are what Naleraq needs now.
– We know that political work provides many different experiences, and based on this, we look forward to a collaboration where we can discuss our common goals and share your great knowledge, your attitudes and experiences, which can benefit our party, writes Naleraq’s management.
Nikkulaat Jerimiassen is not new to politics. He has experience as naalakkersuisoq for fishing, trapping and agriculture and as a member of Inatsisartut.
