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Permanent mission

Kingdom of Denmark

Listed by the Protocol Service as Denmark.

Member State since
1945-10-24
Address
Permanent Mission of Denmark to the United Nations, Chrysler East Building, 666 Third Avenue, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10017
Telephone
212-308-7009
E-mail
[email protected]
Website
www.fnnewyork.um.dk/en
Correspondence
English
National holiday
Birthday of the Queen, 16 April
Country profile
Kingdom of Denmark

Accredited diplomats

NameRankCredentials presented
H.E. Mr. Martin Bille Hermann Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary / Permanent Representative 14 Jan 2019
H.E. Ms. Marie-Louise Koch Wegter Ambassador / Deputy Permanent Representative -
Ms. Tanja Vestergaard-Hinds Minister Counsellor / Political Coordinator -
Mrs. Rinie Siesbye Counsellor -
Mr. Sebastian Byth-Visholm Counsellor -
Mr. Mikael Erbs Counsellor -
Mr. Christian Ulrik Holm-Lundbye Counsellor -
Ms. Esther Sandholt Hansen Counsellor -
Mr. Jonatan Silberg Wigotski Hinrichsen Minister Counsellor / Military Adviser -

Household

Listed in the Blue Book alongside a named diplomat. They hold no office. Under Article 37(1) of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, members of a diplomatic agent’s household who are not nationals of the receiving State hold the same privileges and immunities as the diplomat, which is why they appear in the published list at all. The source states no relationship and none is inferred here.

NameListed with
Mr. Matthew Falon Hinds Tanja Vestergaard-Hinds
Mr. Albert Ulrich Marckus Siesbye Rinie Siesbye
Mrs. Byth-Visholm Anne Sebastian Byth-Visholm
Mrs. Shoji Emi Mikael Erbs
Mrs. Nina Christine Holm-Lundbye Christian Ulrik Holm-Lundbye
Mr. Bjarke Brix Olsen Esther Sandholt Hansen
Mrs. Hinrichsen Nanna Silberg Wigotski Jonatan Silberg Wigotski Hinrichsen

From Permanent Missions to the United Nations No. 311 (ST/PLS/SER.A), UN Protocol and Liaison Service. Diplomatic postings change frequently and this page reflects the edition stated, not today.

If you appear here and believe you should not, tell us — that applies to household entries as much as to officers.

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