Poland in Denmark

The cities and harbours of Elbląg and Vordingborg signed a letter of intent on the maritime cooperation.

On May 5, 1945, a barge with prisoners of the German concentration camp Stutthof arrived at the port of Klintholm on the Danish island of Møn. On the 77th anniversary, a ceremony was held in the port of Klintholm to commemorate the events.

On the occasion of the liberation of Denmark from German occupation, on 4 May in Odense Defense Attaché, Colonel A. Sypniewski honored the memory of Fallen Allied Airmen and the victims of the II WW.

Almost one year ago, as Poland marked the 230th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of 3 May, Warsaw was visited by the presidents of Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Besides neighbourly bonds, our countries share common values, culture, history and present-day challenges.

We kindly inform you that Embassy of the Republic of Poland, including Consular Office, will be closed on 3 May 2022.

This year, Polish Heritage Days (Polske Kulturarvsdage) are celebrated in Denmark for the first time. The idea of the initiative is to promote and celebrate Polish culture, the heritage of past generations and Polish contribution to cultural, economic and social life in Denmark. Polish Heritage Days are organised and run under the patronage of the Polish Embassy in Copenhagen.

A presentation of the Polish and Danish game development industries, success stories from both markets, investment opportunities and trends, and support from industry and government institutions were presnted during the webinar held on April 29 as part of the Nordic Game Jam festival.

The Embassy of the Republic of Poland, including the Consular Section, will be closed on 14, 15 and 18 April 2022.

During the Historiske Dage 2022, participants of the festival learned the story of Captain Witold Pilecki, and Lone and Lucjan Masłocha, Danish-Polish heroes of resistance movement during II World War.

Embassy of the Republic of Poland issued a statement as an answer to the article of Politiken titled "Racism, rape and fear of human trafficking: Poland's border management triggers harsh criticism" from 22 March. The statement has been issued in English and Danish.