Meeting with Danish youth on the future of Europe and cooperation within the Weimar Triangle
14.04.2026
Representatives of Poland, France and Germany met with students of Rungsted Gymnasium in Denmark to discuss European security, contemporary global challenges and the future of European integration. The meeting offered students an opportunity to engage directly with diplomats and exchange views on key issues shaping Europe's future.
Head of Mission Ewa Dębska, French Ambassador Christophe Parisot and Markus Bollmohr, Deputy Head of Mission at the German Embassy, met with students of Rungsted Gymnasium in Denmark to discuss European security, current international developments and the future of European cooperation.
The event was organized as part of the school’s educational initiatives and aimed to provide students with a better understanding of diplomacy and the importance of international cooperation. Discussions focused on a range of key issues, including European security, cooperation within the European Union and NATO, as well as the political, economic and environmental challenges facing Europe today.
The meeting allowed students to gain first-hand insights from diplomatic practitioners and to better understand how Polish-French-German cooperation contributes to shaping common European policies. Students actively participated in the discussion, raising questions on politics, economics, environmental issues and security. The exchange highlighted the importance of dialogue and cooperation within the framework of the Weimar Triangle.
We would like to thank Rungsted Gymnasium for the invitation and our colleagues from France and Germany for an inspiring discussion with Danish youth.
