Danish Delegation Profile

Denmark is known for its biking culture, Lego bricks and long-reigning royal family — but alongside these, the country will also be known for its excellent delegation representing Denmark at the Euro-Mediterranean MEP session. At this conference Denmark will be represented by Annabell Holst (FEMM), Agnes Marcher-Andersen (AFET), Sophia Beyk (LIBE), Thea Grønholt (EMPL) and Vilma Hansson (AFCO). Together, they believe that building trust between member states is a key to approaching and solving issues, and the delegation of Denmark sees its reliability as one of its strengths in this conference. 

The delegation from Rysensteen Gymnasium is full of energy to contribute to discussions and gain new experiences. Each delegate has shown their skills during the selection process and has been chosen for a good reason, based on their different skills and knowledges. Although they all come from the same school, they bring diverse perspectives to the table due to their individual interests. These differences create a team that is very open-minded, efficient and proactive. 

For them, this conference is a new opportunity to get to know young people from all around Europe. They are participating for the first time in MEP session and are more than ready to debate, challenge their own views and meet new people. “As the Danish delegation, we expect to deepen our understanding of European politics in our respective committees”, says Agnes Marcher-Andersen. They also want to explore ways to enhance collaboration between member states in shaping future EU policy. As a Scandinavian country with a well-functioning government, they believe to bring a valuable point of view to the discussions.  

Although they were invited to this session at the very last minute, the delegation has prepared well for the conference with great enthusiasm. For them, time pressure is not a problem —they always put full effort into everything they do and can achieve good results even in a short time. They have also prepared an awesome performance for the Intercultural Night. Let’s see what the Danish delegation has to offer in this session!