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Denmark–Thailand relations refers to the diplomatic foreign relations between Denmark and Thailand. Denmark having an embassy in Bangkok, and Thailand an embassy in Copenhagen.[1][2]
A treaty of Friendship between Denmark and Siam, was signed in Bangkok on 21 May 1859.[3]
By the mid-1990s, Thailand became a middle-income country. Consequently, the official bilateral development cooperation between Denmark and Thailand was phased out and the environmental cooperation between Thailand and Denmark officially ended 31 December 2009 marking the end of development cooperation between Thailand and Denmark after more than 45 years.[4]
Bangkok, Malaysia, Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand
Sweden, Faroe Islands, Danish language, European Union, Germany
Thailand, China, Manila, Beijing, South Korea
Sweden, Nørrebro, University of Copenhagen, Malmö, Amager
Bangkok, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia
Thailand, Japan, World War II, Christianity, Colonialism
Republic of Macedonia, Denmark, Foreign relations of Denmark, Foreign relations of the Republic of Macedonia, Macedonian diaspora
Uganda, Denmark, United Nations, Copenhagen, Foreign relations of Denmark
South Africa, Denmark, Nelson Mandela, Apartheid, Foreign relations of Denmark