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Matts Lindqvist. Nordic Council. The Nordic parliaments working together. How can we help you? Bertel Haarder, President of the Nordic Council in Bertel Haarder elected President of the Nordic Council Former Presidents of the Nordic Council.

More than Danish companies are present in India and over 60 Indian companies have a presence in Denmark. There exists strong collaboration in the fields of renewable energy, clean technologies, water and waste management, agriculture and animal husbandry, science and technology, digitisation including ICT, smart cities, shipping, etc. Share Via. Get our Daily News Capsule Subscribe. Thank you for subscribing to our Daily News Capsule newsletter. Whatsapp Twitter Facebook Linkedin. Sign Up.

This is a good premise for the EU cooperation to continue on. By reducing the direct environmental impact of the meeting activities during the EU Presidency, and by using the Presidency to encourage the development of sustainable and innovative thinking, Denmark contributed to a more sustainable development. At the same time, it was also important that the Presidency was implemented in a responsible manner ensuring maximum interaction between economic responsibility, respect for humans and respect for the environment.

This means that Denmark has not only implemented the first sustainable EU Presidency ever, but also the first large-scale international event certified under international standards. Apart from the Ministry, the Consortium consists of Wonderful Copenhagen and Visit Denmark as key partners as well as a number of organisations and enterprises. The consortium will produce a common Sustainability Report in which the initiatives taken by different partners are described to give an overall idea of the national sustainability efforts.

Based on this report, a number of branding activities will take place abroad. When Denmark had the EU Presidency in the most important task was the enlargement negotiations with the ten new member states.

The most important task for the Danish Presidency in was the enlargement negotiations with the ten new member states Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Malta and Cyprus, which entered into force the 1st of January Denmark in the EU.