List of High Commissioners of Greenland

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List of High Commissioners of Greenland.

The Danish title is Rigsombudsmand. The High Commissioner has a seat in the Greenlandic Inatsisartut (parliament), he or she is allowed to speak, but not allowed to vote. The High Commissioner represents the Danish government in the Greenlandic Inatsisartut.^[1]

Name	Born	Died	Entered office	Left office
Torben Hede Pedersen	13 July 1937	4 April 2000	1 May 1979	13 July 1992
Steen Spore	1938		1 August 1992	1 July 1995
Gunnar Martens	1940		1 July 1995	31 March 2002
Peter Lauritzen	1959		1 April 2002	31 March 2005
Søren Hald Møller	1960		1 April 2005	31 January 2011
Mikaela Engell	1957		1 April 2011	to present

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