Tromsø is becoming an Arctic “hot spot” for defense and security
After thousands of scientists, government officials and business leaders battled gale force winds to attend a week of conversations and presentations at the Arctic Frontiers conference in Tromsø, Anu Fredrikson sat down to answer some questions with her reflections. The executive director of Arctic Frontiers, an annual event since 2007, explains why defense and security are making Tromsø a hot spot in the Arctic.
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