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This is a list of international prime ministerial trips made by Mette Frederiksen, the current Prime Minister of Denmark since 27 June 2019.

Trips

Summary

The number of visits per country where prime minister Frederiksen traveled are:

One: Austria, Azerbaijan, Croatia, Egypt, Hungary, India, Japan, Latvia, Moldova, Namibia, Slovenia, South Africa, Switzerland and United Arab Emirates
Two: Albania, Israel and Portugal
Three: Czech Republic, Estonia, Iceland, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands and Spain
Four: Finland and Poland
Five: Faroe Islands
Six: Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom and Ukraine
Seven: Greenland and United States
Eight: Germany
Eleven: France
Fourty-one: Belgium

2019


	Country	Areas visited	Date(s)	Details
1	Belgium	Brussels	30 June-2 July	Extraordinary EU summit
2	Germany	Berlin	11 July	Met with Kansler Angela Merkel. Discused relations between the two nations
3	Greenland	Nuuk	18-19 August	Visit
3	Iceland	Reykjavík	19-21 August	Nordic Primeminister Summit
4	United States	New York City	22-24 September	General debate of the seventy-fourth session of the United Nations General Assembly
5	Belgium	Brussels	17-18 October	EU Summit
6	Sweden	Stockholm	29-30 October	Nordic Council
7	Faroe Islands	Tórshavn	6-8 November	Visit
8	France	Paris	18 November	Met with president Emmanuel Macron
9	United Kingdom	London	3-4 December	2019 London NATO summit. Met with president Donald Trump
10	Belgium	Brussels	12-13 December	EU Summit

2020


	Country	Areas Visited	Date(s)	Details
1	Israel	Jerusalem	22-24 January	World Holocaust Forum
2	Belgium	Brussels	6 February	Met with Charles Michel
3			20-21 February	Extraordinary EU Summit
4			17-21 July	Extraordinary EU Summit
5	Estonia	Tapa Army Base	11 September	Visited danish soldiers
6	Belgium	Brussels	1-2 October	Extraordinary EU Summit
7			15-16 October	EU Summit
8			10-11 December	EU Summit

2021


	Country	Areas Visited	Date(s)	Details
1	Israel	Tel Aviv	4 March	Visited a vaccine manufacturer with kansler Sebastian Kurz. Met with prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu
2	Portugal	Porto	7-8 May	Informal EU Summit
3	Belgium	Brussels	24-25 May	Extraordinary EU Summit
4			14 June	2021 Brussels NATO summit
5			24-25 June	EU Summit
5	Netherlands	Amsterdam	26 June	UEFA Euro 2020 Denmark-Wales
6	United States	New York City	19-21 September	General debate of the seventy-sixth session of the United Nations General Assembly
7	Slovenia	Ljubljana	5-6 October	EU Summit and Western Balkans Summit
8	India	New Delhi	8-12 October	Visit. Met with prime minister Narendra Modi
9	Belgium	Brussels	21-22 October	EU Summit
10	United Kingdom	Glasgow	1-2 November	2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference
11	Ghana	Accra	24-25 November	Visit. Met with president John Mahama
12	Belgium	Brussels	15-17 December	Eastern Partnership and EU Summit

2022


	Country	Areas Visited	Date(s)	Details
1	Germany	Berlin	9 February	Met with kansler Olaf Scholz
2	France	Paris	16 February	Met with president Emmanuel Macron
2	Belgium	Brussels	17-18 February	EU-African Union Summit
3	Spain	Madrid	21 February	Met with prime minister Pedro Sánchez
4	Belgium	Brussels	24-25 February	EU Summit
5	Poland	Szczecin	10 March	Visit to NATO headquarters
5	France	Paris	10-11 March	Informal EU Summit
6	Greenland	Nuuk, Ilulissat	14-17 March	Visit
7	Belgium	Brussels	24-25 March	EU Summit
8	Estonia	Tapa Army Base, Tallinn	30 March	Visit danish soldiers and met with prime minister Kaja Kallas
	Lithuania	Šiauliai Air Base, Vilnius	30 March	Visit NATO soldiers and met with prime minister Ingrida Šimonytė
	Latvia	Ādaži, Riga	31 March	Visited NATO divisioncenter and met with primeminister Krišjānis Kariņš
9	Ukraine	Kyiv	21 April	Visit together with prime minister Pedro Sánchez. Met president Volodymyr Zelenskyy
10	Belgium	Brussels	30-31 May	Extraordinary EU Summit
11	Faroe Islands	Tórshavn, Koltur, Klaksvík	7-9 June	Visit
12	Netherlands	The Hague	14 June	Dinner with NATO Allies
13	Belgium	Brussels	23-24 June	EU Summit
14	Spain	Madrid	28-30 June	2022 Madrid NATO summit
15	France	Paris	24 July	Watch the end of 2022 Tour de France
16	Norway	Oslo	15 August	Nordic Council
17	United States	New York City	19-21 September	General debate of the seventy-seventh session of the United Nations General Assembly
18	Poland	Szczecin	27 September	Opening of Baltic Pipe
19	United Kingdom	London	1 October	Met with prime minister Boris Johnson
19	Belgium	Brussels	1 October	Met with Jens Stoltenberg and Charles Michel
20	Czech Republic	Prague	7 October	Informal EU Summit
21	Belgium	Brussels	20-21 October	EU Summit
22	Belgium	Brussels	15-16 December	EU Summit

2023


	Country	Areas Visited	Date(s)	Details
1	Ukraine	Kyiv	30 January	Visit
2	Belgium	Brussels	9-10 February	DER Summit
3	Germany	Munich	18 February	Munich Security Conference
4	Albania	Tirana	6 March	Visit
4	Croatia	Zagreb	7 March	Visit
5	Egypt	Cairo	12-14 March	Visit
6	Belgium	Brussels	23-24 March	EU Summit
7	Italy	Rome	21 April	Visit. Met with prime minister Giorgia Meloni
8	Belgium	Ostend	24 April	Baltic Sea Summit
9	Finland	Helsinki	3 May	Ukraine-Nordic Summit
10	Iceland	Reykjavik	16-17 May	European Council Summit
10	Portugal	Lisbon	18-21 May	Bilderberg Meeting
11	Moldova	Chișinău	1 June	European Political Community
12	United States	Washington, D.C.	5 June	Met with president Joe Biden
12	Greenland	Nuuk	6-8 June	National Assembly Summit
13	South Africa	Pretoria	19-20 June	Visit
13	Namibia	Windhoek	21 June	Visit
14	Iceland	Reykjavik	25-26 June	Nordic Council
15	Belgium	Brussels	29-30 June	EU Summit
16	Lithuania	Vilnius	11-12 July	2023 Vilnius NATO summit
16	Finland	Helsinki	13 July	US-Nordic Summit. Met with president Joe Biden
17	Belgium	Brussels	17-18 July	EU-CELAC Summit
18	Germany	Berlin	17 August	Met with kansler Olaf Scholz
19	Ukraine	Kyiv	6 September	Visit. Met with president Volodomyr Zelenskyy
20	United States	New York City	17-19 September	General debate of the seventy-eighth session of the United Nations General Assembly
21	Spain	Granada	6 October	European Political Community
22	Sweden	Visby	12-13 October	Joint Expeditionary Force
23	Japan	Kyoto, Tokyo	22-26 October	Visit
23	Belgium	Brussels	26-27 October	EU Summit
24	Norway	Oslo	31 October	Nordic Council
25	United Arab Emirates	Dubai	30 November-2 December	2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference
26	Norway	Oslo	13 December	Nordic-Ukraine Summit
26	Belgium	Brussels	13-15 December	Western Balkan Summit and EU Summit

2024


	Country	Areas Visited	Date(s)	Detail
1	Belgium	Brussels	31 January-1 February	Extraordinary EU Summit
2	Germany	Düsseldorf	12 February	Visited Rheinmetall
3	Germany	Munich	16-17 February	Munich Security Conference
4	Ukraine	Kyiv	23 February	Visit. Met president Volodomyr Zelenskyy
5	France	Paris	26 February	Meeting with Ukraine and EU head of states
6	Faroe Islands	Tórshavn	14 March	Visit together with Ursula von der Leyen
6	Greenland	Nuuk	15 March	Visit together with Ursula von der Leyen
7	Belgium	Brussels	21-22 March	EU Summit
8	Austria	Vienna	12 April	Working dinner with EU colleagues
9	Poland	Warsaw	15 April	Met with president Donald Tusk
10	Belgium	Brussels	17-18 April	Extraordinary EU Summit
11	Sweden	Örnsköldsvik	26 April	Visit BAE Systems
12	Sweden	Stockholm	13 May	Nordic Council
13	France	Paris	17 May	Met with president Emmanuel Macron
14	Czech Republic	Prague	28 May	Summit about ammunition to Ukraine
14	Sweden	Stockholm	31 May	Ukraine-Nordic Summit
15	France	Omaha Beach	6 June	80th Anniversary of D-Day
16	Switzerland	Geneva	15-16 June	June 2024 Ukraine peace summit
16	Belgium	Brussels	17 June	Informal EU Summit
17	Belgium	Brussels	27-28 June	EU Summit
18	United States	Washington D.C.	9-11 July	2024 Washington NATO summit
19	United Kingdom	Woodstock	18 July	4th European Political Community Summit
20	France	Paris	11 August	Finald at Olympic Games for Handball Men's Tournament
21	Czech Republic	Prague	30-31 August	GLOBSEC Forum
22	United States	New York City	23-24 September	General debate of the seventy-ninth session of the United Nations General Assembly
23	Belgium	Brussels	17-18 October	EU Summit
24	Iceland	Reykjavik	28 October	Ukraine-Nordic Summit
25	Hungary	Budapest	7-8 November	Met with other state leaders and 5th European Political Community Summit
26	Azerbaijan	Baku	11-12 November	2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference
27	Ukraine	Kyiv	19 November	Visit
28	Sweden	Harpsund	27 November	Nordic-Baltic Summit
29	Norway	Oslo	13 December	Ukraine-Nordic Summit
30	Estonia	Tallinn	17 December	Joint Expeditionary Force
30	Belgium	Brussels	18-20 December	EU Summit

2025


	Country	Areas Visited	Date(s)	Details
1	Finland	Helsinki	14 January	Baltic Sea NATO Allies Summit
2	Poland	Oświęcim	27 January	80th Anniversary of Auschwitz concentration camp
	Germany	Berlin	28 January	Met with kansler Olaf Schulz
	France	Paris		Met with president Emmanuel Macron
	Belgium	Brussels		Met with Mark Rutte
3	Belgium	Brussels	3 February	Informal EU Summit
3	United Kingdom	London	4 February	Met with primeminister Keir Starmer
4	Germany	Munich	14-16 February	Munich Security Conference
4	France	Paris	17 February	Meeting about Ukraine
5	Ukraine	Kyiv	24 February	Visit. Met with president Volodomyr Zelenskyy
6	United Kingdom	London	2 March	Meeting about Ukraine
7	Belgium	Brussels	6 March	Extraordinary EU Summit
8	Italy	Rome	11 March	Met with primeminister Giorgia Meloni
9	Belgium	Brussels	20-21 March	EU Summit
10	France	Paris	27 March	Met with EU heads of state about Ukraine
11	Greenland	Nuuk	2-4 April	Visit
12	Norway	Oslo	8-9 May	Joint Expeditionary Force
13	Faroe Islands	Tórshavn	12 May	Visit
14	Albania	Tirana	16 May	6th European Political Community Summit
15	Italy	Rome	22-23 May	Met with primeminister Giorgia Meloni
16	Finland	Turku	26 May	Nordic Council
17	Lithuania	Vilnius	2 June	Summit on defense and security
18	Germany	Berlin	11 June	Met with kansler Friedrich Merz
19	Greenland	Nuuk	15 June	Visit with French president Emmanuel Macron
19	Faroe Islands	Tindhólmur, Tórshavn	16-17 June	National Assembly
20	Netherlands	The Hague	24-25 June	2025 The Hague NATO summit
20	Belgium	Brussels	26-27	EU Summit

Future Trips


Country	Areas to visit	Date(s)	Details
Belgium	Brussels	23-24 October	EU Summit
South Africa	Johannesburg	22-23 November	2025 G20 Johannesburg summit
TBA	TBA	18-19 December	EU Summit
Armenia	TBA	Spring 2026	European Political Community
TBA	TBA	19-20 March	EU Summit
TBA	TBA	18-19 June	EU Summit
Turkey	Ankara	July 2026	NATO Summit
Ireland	TBA	Auturm 2026	European Political Community

Multilateral meetings

Group	Year
Group	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025	2026
UN GA	22-24 September New York City	21-23 September Videoconference	19-21 September New York City	19-21 September New York City	17-19 September New York City	23-24 September New York City
NATO	3-4 December Watford		14 June Brussels	28-30 June Madrid	11-12 July Vilnius	9-11 July Washington, D.C.	24-25 June The Hague	July Ankara
EP			15-16 December Brussels
EPC				6 October Prague	1 June Bulboaca	18 July Woodstock	16 May Tirana	TBA TBA
EPC				6 October Prague	5 October Granada	7 November Budapest	2 October Copenhagen	TBA TBA
NC	19-21 August Reykjavík		3 November Copenhagen	15 August Oslo	25-26 June Reykjavík	13 May Stockholm	26 May Turku	TBA TBA
WBS		6 May Videoconference	6 October Ljubljana		13 December Brussels
EU	30-2 July Brussels	20-21 February Brussels	21 January Videoconference	24-25 February Brussels	23-24 March Brussels	31-1 February Brussels	3 February Brussels
	17-18 October Brussels	10 March Videoconference	25-26 February Videoconference	10-11 March Paris	29-30 June Brussels	21-22 March Brussels	6 March Brussels
	12-13 December Brussels	17 March Videoconference	25 March Videoconference	24-25 March Brussels	6 October Granada	17-18 April Brussels	20-21 March Brussels
		26 March Videoconference	7-8 May Porto	30-31 May Brussels	26-27 October Brussels	17-18 October Brussels	26-27 June Brussels
		23 April Videoconference	24-25 May Brussels	23-24 June Brussels	14-15 December Brussels	18-20 December Brussels	1 October TBA
		19 June Videoconference	5 October Ljubljana	7 October Prague			23-24 October Brussels
		17-21 June Brussels	21-22 October Brussels	20-21 October Brussels			18-19 December TBA
		19 August Videoconference	16-17 December Brussels	15-16 December Brussels
		1-2 October Brussels
		15-16 October Brussels
		19 November Videoconference
		10-11 December Brussels
Other				EU-African Union Summit 17-18 February Brussels			G20 Summit 22-23 November Johannesburg

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Europe	Albania (Bajram Begaj · Edi Rama) Bart De Wever (Belgium) Rosen Zhelyazkov (Bulgaria) Czech Republic (Petr Pavel) Denmark (Mette Frederiksen) Estonia (Kristen Michal) Finland (Alexander Stubb) France (Emmanuel Macron) Germany (Frank-Walter Steinmeier) Greece (Kyriakos Mitsotakis) Iceland (Kristrún Frostadóttir) Italy (Giorgia Meloni) Kosovo (Vjosa Osmani · Albin Kurti) Lithuania (Gitanas Nausėda) Luxembourg (Luc Frieden) Moldova (Maia Sandu) Netherlands (Dick Schoof) Norway (Harald V · Jonas Gahr Støre) Romania (Nicușor Dan) Russia (Vladimir Putin · Mikhail Mishustin) Slovakia (Peter Pellegrini) Sweden (Carl XVI Gustaf · Ulf Kristersson) Turkey (Recep Tayyip Erdoğan) Ukraine (Volodymyr Zelenskyy) United Kingdom (Charles III · Keir Starmer) Vatican City (Pope Leo XIV)
Africa	Egypt (Abdel Fattah el-Sisi) Kenya (William Ruto) Morocco (Aziz Akhannouch) South Africa (Cyril Ramaphosa) Tanzania (Samia Suluhu Hassan) Zambia (Hakainde Hichilema) Zimbabwe (Emmerson Mnangagwa)
Asia	Armenia (Nikol Pashinyan) Azerbaijan (Ilham Aliyev) Bangladesh (Muhammad Yunus) China (Xi Jinping · Li Qiang) India (Narendra Modi) Indonesia (Prabowo Subianto) Iran (Masoud Pezeshkian) Israel (Benjamin Netanyahu) Japan (Shigeru Ishiba) Kazakhstan (Kassym-Jomart Tokayev) Kyrgystan (Sadyr Japarov) Malaysia (Anwar Ibrahim) Maldives (Mohamed Muizzu) North Korea (Kim Jong Un) Pakistan (Shehbaz Sharif) Palestine (Mahmoud Abbas) Philippines (Bongbong Marcos) Singapore (Lawrence Wong) South Korea (Lee Jae Myung) Sri Lanka (Anura Kumara Dissanayake) Syria (Ahmed al-Sharaa) Turkey (Recep Tayyip Erdoğan) Turkmenistan (Serdar Berdimuhamedow) United Arabs Emirates (Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan) Uzbekistan (Shavkat Mirziyoyev)
North America	Canada (Mark Carney) Cuba (Miguel Díaz-Canel) El Salvador (Nayib Bukele) Guatemala (Bernardo Arévalo) Mexico (Claudia Sheinbaum) United States (Donald Trump)
South America	Argentina (Javier Milei) Brazil (Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva) Colombia (Gustavo Petro) Venezuela (Nicolás Maduro)
Oceania	Australia (Anthony Albanese) New Zealand (Christopher Luxon)