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Australia & Denmark: A partnership for a resilient tomorrow

Australia and Denmark is partnering up for a green, secure and sustainable tomorrow. Explore the alliance and connect with partners from Denmark's Official Visit to Australia 2026.

Event details

Dates

16-19 March 2026

Location

Melbourne, Australia

Full Program

Danish state visit to Australia

The official state visit to Australia is led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark.

State of Green is the official brand partner.

Join us for the Danish Official Visit to Australia, where collaboration meets innovation for a green, secure, and sustainable future.

With Australia on an ambitious path to net-zero by 2050, the event offers a unique platform for Danish companies to engage with high-level decision-makers and industry leaders.

Explore new opportunities within renewable energy and green building sectors as Australia seeks to transform its energy landscape and urban development to meet its climate goals.

Connect with partners and solution providers driving the green economy and forging impactful partnerships across borders.

Discover the sector tracks and connect with partners

Renewable energy

Discover how Denmark and Australia is partnering for clean, secure and affordable energy. Connect with future business partners and get inspired by the Australian-Danish collaboration driving solutions and change across borders.

Discover partners within renewable energy

Green buildings

Discover how Denmark and Australia is partnering for efficient and sustainable buildings. Connect with future business partners and get inspired by the Australian-Danish collaboration driving solutions towards a net-zero society.

Discover partners within green buildings

Danish strongholds

Discover how Denmark and Australia is partnering for a climate resilient tomorrow. Engage with potential business partners and discover the inspiring Australian-Danish collaboration paving the way for net-zero solutions.

Discover Danish strongholds

State of Green contact person:

Maja Schrøder Kristensen
State Visit Lead

[email protected]

+45 5126 9589

Organisers

L&F Danish Agriculture and Food Council

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