Iceland to cap off challenging Arctic Council chairmanship at Reykjavik ministerial
The meeting is unlikely to be marked by the divisions witnessed at the Rovaniemi ministerial two years ago.
May 12, 2021
When the Arctic Council convenes on May 20 in Reykjavik for its biennial ministerial meeting, the government of Iceland will officially wrap up what has been an extraordinarily challenging tenure chairing the eight-nation organization.
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