Mette Frederiksen

Mette Frederiksen has been Prime Minister of Denmark since 27 June 2019 and leader of the Social Democrats since 2015. She has been a member of the Folketing since 2001. She was Minister for Employment from 2011 to 2014 and Minister of Justice from 2014 to 2015.[3]

Country

Denmark

Born

19 Nov 1977, Aalborg, Denmark[3]

First office on record

Minister for Employment, 2011

1. 27 Jun 2019 – present

   Prime Minister[1][2]

   Frederiksen III CabinetSourced

2. 2014 – 2015

   Minister of Justice[3]

   Sourced

3. 2011 – 2014

   Minister for Employment[3]

   Sourced

• Administration and social sciences, Aalborg University[3]
• Master's in African studies, University of Copenhagen[3]

• PDPia Olsen DyhrEconomic Affairs and the Interior
• LRLars Løkke RasmussenForeign Affairs
• MLMartin LidegaardBusiness and Competitiveness
• PHPeter HummelgaardFinance
• NWNicolai WammenJustice
• CEChristina EgelundScience, Higher Education and Digital Affairs
• SNSamira NawaClimate, Energy and Utilities
• SMSigne MunkUrban, Rural Areas and Transport
• MBMorten BødskovImmigration and Integration
• MHMagnus HeunickeEducation
• AJAne Halsboe-JørgensenEmployment and Gender Equality
• JBJeppe BruusDefence
• JSJakob Engel-SchmidtTaxation and Economic Growth
• IAIda AukenHealth and Ecclesiastical Affairs
• CMChristian Rabjerg MadsenNature and Animal Welfare
• ZSZenia StampeCulture
• LNLisbeth Bech-NielsenResilience and Preparedness
• JMJacob MarkChildren, Senior Citizens and Housing
• MRMonika RubinSocial Affairs and Nordic Cooperation
• MGMaria Reumert GjerdingEnvironment