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Leaving Copenhagen – and The Danish Dream

As he leaves Denmark and the role as the US-envoy in Copenhagen, it is with a sense of optimism. Alan Leventhal was ambassador to Denmark for two and a half years, and he believes the Danes have much to be proud of. Among other things, winter swimming

“Denmark has, when it chooses to pursue an initiative, great impact, it is not qualified by its size,” says outgoing US Ambassador Alan Leventhal. Photo: US Embassy

The Copenhagen Post

Jan 17, 2025

The US embassy at Dag Hammerskjolds Alle in Copenhagen is well guarded. A line of security personnel ensures that guests only enter after a thorough security check. Their professionalism and service to others is something the outgoing American Ambassador Alan Leventhal appreciates.“I always greet our people here on the front line. They do an excellent […]

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