15 Facts About Pele Broberg

Pele Broberg was born on 3 November 1972 and is a Greenlandic politician, entrepreneur and pilot who is the current leader of Naleraq.

Pele Broberg became minister of foreign affairs, trade, climate and business in April 2021, but foreign affairs and climate were transferred to the premier of Greenland Mute Bourup Egede in September 2021 after a controversy.

Pele Broberg's family moved to Greenland while he was an infant and he grew up in Qeqertarsuaq.

From 1999 to 2014 Pele Broberg was captain at Air Greenland.

Pele Broberg graduated with a degree in business administration from the Copenhagen Business School in the 2010s.

Pele Broberg was not politically active until he ran for the Inatsisartut election in 2018.

Pele Broberg was elected with 208 votes, the second most votes for Naleraq after party founder Hans Enoksen, and became minister for finance in a coalition government with Siumut, Naleraq, Atassut and Nunatta Qitornai.

Naleraq resigned from the governing coalition on 10 September 2018, and Pele Broberg was replaced by Vittus Qujaukitsoq as minister for finance.

At the 2019 Danish general election Pele Broberg ran for Naleraq and got 863 votes without being elected.

Pele Broberg had leave from Inatsisartut during the parliamentary election campaign.

In 2021, Pele Broberg ran in both the Inatsisartut election and municipal election, and he was re-elected to Inatsisartut and elected to the municipal council in Sermersooq Municipality.

Pele Broberg prefers the term "det danske rige" instead.

Pele Broberg stated that it should be discussed whether only Greenlanders with Inuit background should be able to vote in a possible upcoming referendum on Greenlandic independence.

The support party Atassut criticized Pele Broberg and expressed their distrust of him as minister.

Malene Pele Broberg is the chief accountant of Pisiffik and ran for Naleraq in the 2018 general election, same as her husband.