A new center in Iceland will honor former president and Arctic Circle founder
A building to house the organization founded by Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson has received financial backing from the elected government.
Iceland’s prime minister has approved funding to establish an Arctic center proposed late last year as part of 99 recommendations for cementing the country’s relations with Greenland and the wider region, according to an announcement published on May 4.
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