Denmark’s largest country programme ever, worth DKK 2.8 billion, will until 2028 support Ukraine’s reconstruction and economy, democratic reforms, and address the acute needs of the population. Read more here.

The Danish government has reached a broad agreement on a new strategy for Denmark's development policy in the coming years. The strategy aims, among other things, to better integrate development policy into our general foreign, security, and trade policy. Explore the strategy here.

In 2025 and 2026 Denmark is a member of the UN Security Council – the powerful UN body with primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. Read more about the Danish membership here

Ever since Russia invaded Ukraine, Denmark has supported Ukraine with military, humanitarian aid, to support Ukraine's strained economy and to account for war crimes. Read more here.

As part of the Government’s new strategy for Denmark’s engagement with African countries, Denmark is opening embassies in Senegal, Tunisia, and Rwanda. Find the full strategy here.

Next year, the Danish Government will be opening new embassies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova and Malaysia. Meanwhile, a previous decision to close the embassy in Tanzania has been shelved. Read more here.