Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is set to visit Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, where she will meet with Greenland’s Prime Minister and other top leaders. The visit comes at a sensitive time following former U.S. President Donald Trump’s withdrawal of threats to take control of the Arctic island. According to AFP from Copenhagen, Frederiksen will travel to Nuuk after completing her Brussels trip, where she met NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte early Friday.

Earlier in the week, Rutte reportedly reached a verbal understanding with Trump in Davos regarding the Greenland issue. During their Brussels meeting, Rutte and Frederiksen agreed on the need to strengthen NATO’s activities to enhance security in the Arctic region. Following an agreement on a NATO “framework,” Trump reversed his earlier stance on Greenland.

Although details of the plan have not yet been disclosed, Trump has claimed that the United States achieved all its objectives and that the understanding will remain permanently effective.