Danish EU presidency: ‘We see the role of Denmark as a bridge over troubled waters’
20/12/11 16:02 CET
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Denmark officially takes over the EU’s rotating presidency from Poland on January 1st. It is the seventh time it has been in charge since joining the EU in 1973.
Euronews’ Audrey Tilve spoke to the country’s Minister for European Affairs, Nicolai Wammen, to get a better idea of Copenhagen’s presidential ambitions. To see the full interview, click on the link above.
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