The Trade Council is your gateway to new export markets
Denmark’s international trade agreements and the rising prosperity of the world’s developing economies create good conditions for the Danish business community. Combined with developments within areas such as climate technology, fintech and welfare technology, there is a huge potential for Danish solutions abroad.
Consequently, The Trade Council is present in more than 70 countries, where we work closely with the business community and possess in-depth knowledge of the local markets, and where our staff offer solid business advice and support.
Our export advisers comprise a mixture of local staff with good contacts in local companies and trade organisations as well as posted staff with roots in the Danish business sector. This ensures the right balance, enabling your company to get the best value-adding advice.
We also have expertise within international trade policy and can assist with, for example, market analyses, business set-up counselling and business plans, advise about customs and export rules and regulations, and mediate contact to business partners and new sales channels.
Read more about our many services and find direct contact details for the relevant advisers under Our Services page. For more general questions, contact us on the phone number below.
The Trade Council’s staff are bound by a duty of non-disclosure and therefore treat all information received from business partners and companies in confidence. Read more about duty of non-disclosure here.
Read more about the trade council
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Organisation
Read moreThe Trade Council is the part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that performs tasks for private companies within export, innovation, internationalisation and investment promotion. The Trade Council is represented at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Asiatisk Plads in Copenhagen and at a number of Danish missions abroad.
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The Danish Government’s Action Plan for Economic Diplomacy
Read moreWith the Action Plan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with eight other ministries has zoomed in on global sustainability and social responsibility as focal points for Denmark’s future economic diplomacy.
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Business Terms and Conditions
Read moreThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs and The Trade Council are a public authority and thus governed by the regulations laid down in the Danish Public Administration Act and the Danish Public Information Act, including the provisions regarding non-disclosure, confidentiality and pricing of services, among others.