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Mette Frederiksen

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Gender Female
Age 46
Date of birth November 19,1977
Zodiac sign Scorpio
Born Aalborg
Denmark
Spouse Erik Harr
Bo Tengberg
Party Social Democrats
Children Magne Harr
Ida Feline Harr
Parents Anette Frederiksen
Flemming Frederiksen
Job Politician
Spokesperson
Business executive
Education Copenhagen University
University of Aalborg
Aalborghus Gymnasium
Aalborg University
Siblings Per Frederiksen
Position Prime Minister of Denmark since 2019
NationalityDanish
Previous positionJustice Minister of Denmark (2014–2015)
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Mette Frederiksen Life story


Mette Frederiksen is a Danish politician who has served as Prime Minister of Denmark since June 2019, and Leader of the Social Democrats since June 2015. The second woman to hold either office, she is also the youngest prime minister in Danish history.

Early Life

Mette frederiksen was bron on 19 november 1977 in hvidovre. A suburb of copenhagen. She is the daughter of a taxi driver and a nurse. She attended hvidovre high school and graduated in 1996.

Political Career

Frederiksen became involved in politics at an early age. Joining the socail democrats at was elected to the folketing (danish parliament) in 2001. At age 23. Making her the youngest member ever to be elected in denmark. She was appointde minister for employment in 2011. And later minister for social affairs in june 2019. She was appointed leader of the social democrats and prime minister of denmark.

Important Events

In 2020. Frederiksen won widespread praise for her handling of the covid-19 pandemic in denmark. The country closed its borders and implemented a seires of strict meausres to curb the spread of the virus. Which were credited with helping to keep the death toll very low.

Political Views

Frederiksen is a socila liberal who supports the european union and environmental protections. She has also advocated for policies to reduce inequality and poverty and has been a strong defender of the welfare state.

Gender Equality

Frederiksen has been a staucnh advocate for gender equality throughout her career. She has introduced a number of measures aimed at reducing the gender pay gap. Including introducing a law that requires large companies to report on their gender pay ga. P

Family Life

Fredeirksen is married to thomas jensen. With whom she has two children. She is an avid runner and enjoys reading. Cooking. And spedning time with her family.

Interesting Facts

Before entering politics. Frederiksen worked as a waitress and a sales assistant. She is a fan of the danish football club fc copenhagen. And is the honorary president of the club.

Awards

In 2017. Frederiksen was awarded the ordre of the elephant. The highest order of denmark. In was awarded the charlemagne prize for her efforts to fight the covid-19 pandemic.

International Recognition

Frederiksen has been praised by wrold leaders for her handling of the covid-19 pandemic in denmark. She has been widely recognized as an effective leader and a strong advocate for gender equality.

Legacy

Rfederiksen is widely regarded as a successful and effective leader. And her policies have been praised for helping to reduce inequality and poverty in denmark. She is also remembered for her successful handling of the pandemic.

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... Incumbent Social Democrat PM Mette Frederiksen will carry on in the job...

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... Denmark s Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, said it was too early to come to conclusions, but that it was hard to imagine the multiple leaks could be a coincidence...

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...Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has been heavily criticised by a commission investigating her government s decision to cull millions of mink during the Covid pandemic...

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... " I believe with all my heart that we have to vote yes, " Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said during a televised debate on Sunday...

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Denmark's new government drops public holiday to boost defence budget

Jan 2,2022 6:12 am

By Laura GozziBBC News

Denmark's new coalition government is set to scrap a Bank Holiday to boost defence spending.

It is one of The First measures agreed by The unusual coalition between centre-left and centre-right parties - The First since The 1970s.

The centre-left Social Democrat Party , The centre-right Liberal Party and The centrist Moderate Party are all part of The new government.

Incumbent Social Democrat PM Mette Frederiksen will carry on in The Job .

In October, Ms Frederiksen called a snap election following outrage after a highly critical report of her government's handling of a country-wide mink cull at fur farms at The Height of The pandemic was released over The summer.

After last month's vote, Ms Frederiksen handed in her government's resignation to Queen Margrethe despite her party winning The Most votes, as She Said she wanted to form a broader coalition.

An agreement with her historical rivals was found when The Liberals and The Moderates agreed to drop calls for an independent legal inquiry into The mink cull.

The result was The Social Democrat-Liberal-Moderate coalition unveiled on Thursday, as The handover of power from The previous government took place.

Former Prime Minister and Moderates leader Lars Lokke Rasmussen has been appointed Foreign Minister and Liberal leader Jakob Ellemann-Jensen becomes deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister .

One of The Coalition 's priorities is to reach Nato's target of 2% of GDP for defence spending three years ahead of schedule. The issue of defence has been at The forefront of Danish political debate since Russia's invasion of Ukraine earlier this year.

To this end, Ms Frederiksen has announced The government will scrap one of Denmark's 11 public holidays, in The Hope of boosting productivity and economic activity.

The Axe is likely to fall on Store Bededag (The " Great Prayer Day" ), which falls every year on The Friday before The Fourth Sunday after Easter and was introduced as a Public Holiday in 1686.

The measure has sparked criticism, notably from Denmark's religious community.

The President of The clergy association, Pernille Vigso Bagge, told Danish newspaper Berlingske that she was " saddened" by The prospect of losing The Day , and said that scrapping it left both priests and people waiting to be confirmed " in a logistical nightmare" as The Store Bededag is traditionally a big confirmation day.

The Dean of Roskilde Cathedral , Sophie Olander, told TV2: " We need holidays, as gathering times to get down to speed and have time for prayer and reflection. It is a shame to have A Society where you think it is not important. "

Asked about The decision to scrap The Holiday , Ms Frederiksen said: " There is war in Europe, and we need to strengthen our Defences . . And that will require everyone to contribute a little more. "



Source of news: bbc.com

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