Vivian Motzfeldt

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Vivian Motzfeldt
Speaker of the Inatsisartut
Assumed office
3 October 2018
Prime MinisterKim Kielsen
Preceded byHans Enoksen
Deputy Chairman of Siumut
Assumed office
2020
Prime MinisterKim Kielsen
LeaderErik Jensen
Naalakkersuisoq for Foreign Affairs
In office
2018–2020
Prime MinisterKim Kielsen
Succeeded byKim Kielsen
Minister of Education, Culture and Church
In office
2018–2020
Prime MinisterKim Kielsen
Succeeded byAne Lone Bagger
Personal details
Born10 June 1972
Upernaviarsuk, Kujalleq, Greenland
CitizenshipDenmark
NationalityGreenlandic
Political partySiumut
Children2
ResidenceNuuk, Sermersooq, Greenland
Alma materUniversity of Greenland

Vivian Motzfeldt is a Greenlandic politician serving as the Speaker of the Inatsisartut, the Parliament of Greenland,[1] and the deputy chairwoman of Siumut.[2] In the Kielsen V Cabinet, Motzfeldt served as the Minister of Education, Culture, Church and Foreign Affairs.[3][4]

Early life and education[]

Vivian Motzfedlt was born on 10 June 1972. At seven years old, she moved to a school home in Qaqortoq. Each Christmas she and her siblings went back to their hometown of Upernaviarsuk, an experimental site for agriculture in southern Greenland. She spent Christmas at her childhood home until she was 17, when she went to the United States on an exchange study stay. She returned to Greenland to study to be a teacher in Nuuk. From 1998 to 2000, Motzfedlt attended the University of Greenland where she studied cultural and social history of Greenland. She then had a teaching career first in Nuuk until 2007, and then Qaqortoq from 2010 to 2014.

References[]

  1. ^ "President of Inatsisartut". Inatsisartut.
  2. ^ Breum, Martin. "New political leader in Greenland: "We are on the path towards independence"". High North News.
  3. ^ "Michel Barnier: Meets Vivian Motzfeldt, Minister of Education, Culture, Church and Foreign Affairs of Greenland, Brussel". Europa Nu.
  4. ^ Jacobsen, Marc. "Greenland's Foreign Minister: Arctic attention means a lot". High North News.


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