48h in Copenhagen with Pascal Cagni
The Ambassador for Investment in France travelled to Copenhagen on 6 and 7 March to meet key players of Danish business environment, and to communicate on the ongoing transformation of French economy leading to new investment opportunities.
Pascal Cagni travelled to Copenhagen on the 6 of March to meet the main actors and influencers of Danish business ecosystem and to discuss the set of reforms engaged by the French government in favour of investment and employment.
Pascal Cagni was guest to a diner reception at the residence of the Ambassador François Zimmeray, where he promoted French attractivity and engaged discussion on the theme “Past and present France”. On this occasion, he met more than 35 Danish CEOs representing the key sectors of Danish economy (Rockwool, William Demant, LM Windpower, Velux, Plus Pack Group) and thriving Tech entrepreneurs (Siteimprove, GoMore, Tonsser). During the evening, Pascal Cagni reminded the importance of the economic ties linking France and Denmark, and how this partnership is full of promises for the future of both countries, who are committed leaders of innovation.
Throughout his visit, the president also met with the CCEF in Denmark (French Foreign Trade Advisors) and with local Business France team. He later gave a conference at the Copenhagen Business School, sharing knowledge with students about his own carrier and present experience as the president of Business France. Media and local televisions seized this opportunity to interview him about international business climate and trade development scenarios, in France and Europe.
Denmark, Agenda, France economy
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