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19 April: A guided tour of Christiansborg

Are you curious about Danish politics and the historic Christiansborg Palace – the home of Denmark’s government in the heart of Copenhagen? Join us for a guided tour of Christiansborg and get insights into the workflows of Danish politicians, while discussing the significance of internationals in Danish society.

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Are you curious about Danish politics and the historic Christiansborg Palace – the home of Denmark’s government in the heart of Copenhagen?

Then join us for a guided tour of Christiansborg. During the visit you will get insights into the workflows of the Danish politicians, while discussing the significance of internationals in Danish society. 

Our guide will be Maria Durhuus, the spokesperson for health and elderly politics for Socialdemokraterne – Denmark’s biggest political party and part of the governing coalition.

On the tour, Maria will share her perspective on the importance of international labor for Danish society and how the Danish Parliament is working to improve their conditions. 

After the tour of Christiansborg, Maria will host us in Socialdemokratiet’s group room S-090.

Date: Friday 19 April, 16:15 – 17:45
Location: Christiansborg, The visitor entrance by the grand staircase in Rigsdagsgården.
Free, rsvp required – limited to 30 guests.

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