Poland in Denmark

Recently, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been receiving reports of phone scams in which fraudsters claim to be either MFA’s employees or employees of Polish missions abroad to get the call recipients perform certain actions, especially money transfers. Usually, during the phone conversation scammers will inform you that you have failed to follow certain procedures or provided partial or false data while filling out forms, which will allegedly bring about legal consequences.

The Polish Orkiestra Muzyki Nowej (OMN) participated in the 10th jubilee edition of the I Djurs og Mols chamber music festival in Ebeltoft. In musical collaboration with Århus Sinfonietta and Ensemble Storstrøm - Danish Chamber Players, the OMN performed two concerts at the festival and presented to the Danish audience compositions by W. Lutosławski, K. Saariaho and P. Nørgård.

Aware of its role in supporting international academic exchange, internationalization of universities and research institutions as well as dissemination of information about the Polish system of higher education and science, the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange NAWA has launched a new platform, “Research in Poland”.

Poland will use the time after the pandemic to refashion its economic and social system so that it is more crisis-proof and equitable, setting the country on a new path of development.

Poles pioneered polar research, an important area of today’s global environment insight.

As part of the Jewish Culture Festival in Copenhagen, on 6th June 2021, the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Copenhagen organized the screening of the film "Broken Dreams" directed by Tomasz Magierski.

On 4th June at the Jewish Community House in Copenhagen, the film "Kredens: live", directed by Jacob Dammas was shown. The screening was accompanied by live music performed by the accordionist Martin Bennebo and the cellist Lisa Nyeng. After the screening there was a Q&A session with Mr. Dammas.

Within the Jewish Culture Festival in Copenhagen, the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Copenhagen on 30 May 2021 organized the screening of the documentary „Passports to Paraguay” by Robert Kaczmarek and a meeting with Mr. Uri Strauss, saved from Holocaust thanks to a forged passport issued by the Polish diplomats in cooperation with the Jewish community.

We kindly inform you that Embassy of the Republic of Poland, including Consular Office, will be closed on 13th and 24th of May 2021.

In May an exhibition "Fighting and Suffering" was launched at the Cold War Museum in Fort Langeland.