Mikael Freitag
As part of their study tour to Denmark, the delegation from Servant of the People visited the Danish Parliament for a session with MP Christian Friis Bach, Chair of the Foreign Policy Committee.
Mikael Freitag
As part of the joint project between DLDP, the Radikale Venstre, and Eastern European Centre for Multiparty Democracy - EECMD, a group of young representatives from Venstres Ungdom - VU and Radikal Ungdom (RU) have travelled to Moldova to take part in a multi-day conference.
Mikael Freitag
This weekend, the Danish Liberal Democracy Programme (DLDP) took part in Venstre’s annual national congress, where representatives, members, and guests gathered to discuss the future of liberal politics in Denmark and beyond.
Mikael Freitag
Mikael Freitag
On 6 July 2025, Chișinău was buzzing with more than just summer vibes — the city was alive with democracy!
Mikael Freitag
DLDP was thrilled to host three guests from Moldova at this year’s Folkemødet on Bornholm: two young politicians from PAS and Together, and the Program Director from the Eastern European Centre for Multiparty Democracy (EECMD).
Mikael Freitag
Iben Krog from Venstre participated in the seminar and shared her experience from Danish politics on how to identify and communicate one’s “why” — the purpose that provides direction, relevance, and impact in political work.
Mikael Freitag
DLDP and DIPD Conduct Fact-Finding Mission in Ukraine Representatives from the Danish Liberal Democracy Programme (DLDP), Venstre, the Danish Institute for Parties and Democracy (DIPD), and several partner political parties recently conducted a fact-finding mission to Ukraine to explore potential collaborations and assess the conditions for supporting democratic initiatives in the country.
Mikael Freitag
In March 2025, representatives from DLDP and Venstres Ungdom participated in the People Dialogue Festival (PDF) in Nairobi, Kenya. The festival brought together young political leaders, civil society organisations, and activists from across Africa to discuss democratic participation, dialogue, and leadership.
Mikael Freitag
In the heart of Skopje’s city park, a creative action caught the attention of passersby: Bread, fruits, and other everyday goods were handed out – but all with a quarter cut away. Behind this symbolic act stood The Liberal Institute of Skopje, one of DLDP’s partner organizations, which aimed to make the consequences of corruption more tangible for citizens.