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The Royal Danish Embassy in Manila reaffirmed its commitment to deepen the 78-year-long diplomatic relations between Denmark and the Philippines with a momentous celebration of Denmark Day 2024 at the Ayala Museum Monday (September 23).

Paying homage to the classic tales of renowned author Hans Christian Andersen, Danish Ambassador to the Philippines Franz-Michael Mellbin highlighted the strong historical ties between the two countries and building on the success stories collaboratively crafted over the years as partners in progress.

Acknowledging success stories of economic cooperation on energy, agriculture, logistics, and health, Ambassador Mellbin also cautioned on taking a “fairytale” ending for granted, as he recognized the headwinds on international security that confront Denmark and the Philippines, among other challenges.

“The attempts to reshape the international order from a collective good to an instrument of national ambition threatens the prosperity and future of nations such as Denmark and the Philippines who risk being victims of predatory actions,” said Ambassador Mellbin who also reiterated Denmark’s call for respecting the Hague tribunal ruling on the South China Sea.

Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary for European Affairs Maria Elena Algabre thanked Denmark for “its continuous steadfast statement of support to the Philippines and [the countries]’ joint advocacy for the rule of law and the rules-based international order in the Pacific, in Europe, and the world.”

As seafaring nations, Denmark and the Philippines not only take pride in upholding security at the maritime space, but also in promoting its sustainability, economic viability, and inclusivity.

In his speech, Department of Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista recognized the shared triumphs of both countries in “benchmarking progress in seafarers’ upskilling, green shipping, decarbonization, digitalization, blue economy, and green corridors.”

As Denmark and the Philippines continue to strengthen their bilateral relations, the celebration offered a unique opportunity to reflect on significant milestones and to charter a path together towards a more prosperous and secure future.

(Denmark Day 2024 was made possible by the support of Platinum Sponsors: Maersk, TORM, BDO; Special Partner: Arla; Gold Sponsors: AVK, Danfoss, NIRAS, Rockwool, Skanlog; and Silver Sponsors: Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Novo Nordisk, Flying Tiger Copenhagen, Buhawind Energy Philippines, Studio Dimensione, Aidea, and Wills.)

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