Shipowners want to participate in surveillance of the Arctic
Danish shipowners want to participate in securing the safety of the Arctic through increased surveillance. The Danish Shipowners' Association is in negotiations with the Danish Armed Forces.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
Danish shipowners want to partake in the effort when the surveillance of the Arctic is increased. The surveillance is traditionally undertaken by the Danish Armed Forces. But that's not sufficient, and the commercial fleet, due to its frequent sailing in the region, is in an obvious position to help with the effort, as is does in the Danish waters, says Jan Fritz Hansen, vice president of the Danish Shipowners' Association.
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