King Frederik X of Denmark Makes First Trip Abroad to Poland

The visit, focused on promoting Danish businesses and climate policies, breaks with tradition as it was planned before Queen Margrethe II's surprise abdication.

King Frederik X of Denmark has embarked on his first trip abroad as monarch, a three-day visit to Poland.
The visit is focused on promoting Danish businesses and climate policies, with renewable energy partnerships being a key area of focus.
Frederik's visit to Poland was planned before his mother, Queen Margrethe II, announced her surprise abdication, breaking with the tradition of Danish monarchs traveling to another Scandinavian country first.
Frederik's itinerary includes a signing agreement for a project to collect and reuse excess heat from the Warsaw metro, and a visit to NATO’s regional headquarters in Szczecin.
While Frederik is away, his son Crown Prince Christian will be filling in as regent.