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ShutterstockMany thanks to all participants for the great Fehmarnbelt Days 2025!
Over 500 guests from Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany attended the conference on 15 and 16 June 2025. 13 sessions on the topics of transport and infrastructure, regional development and cooperation, culture and tourism as well as living and working in the Fehmarnbelt region showed that cross-border cooperation is intensive and diverse.
In the next few days you will find all the materials and results from the conference and the respective sessions here.
Sunday, 15. 6. 2025
6 pm - Registration and networking buffet
7.30 pm - Opening
Michael Reiter, Danmarks Radio
Malte von Tiesenhausen, The Core
7.45 pm - Greeting
Daniel Günther, Minister-President, State of Schleswig-Holstein
7.55 pm - Impulse
Dr. Robert Gold, Deputy Director IfW, Kiel Institute for the World Economy
8.15 pm - Inside Fehmarnbelt-Region from different perspectives - Panel
Ulf Kämpfer, Chair STRING
Jan Lindenau, Hanseatic City of Lübeck
Camilla Khokhar, Chair FBBC
Trine Birk Andersen, Region Sjaelland
Mikkel Hemmingsen, Sund & Bælt Holding A/S
9 pm - Networking
Monday, 16. 6. 2025
9 am - Greeting
Michael Reiter, Danmarks Radio
Malte von Tiesenhausen, The Core
9.10 am - Northern Green Collaboration - Impulse
Sebastian Schmidt, MdB, Ostholstein
9.30 am- Cross-Border Green Policy: Leveraging the Fehmarnbelt as a Northern European Growth Engine - Panel
Werner Schwarz, Minister for Agriculture, Rural Areas, Europe and Consumer Protection, Land Schleswig-Holstein
Roble Wais, Political Representative, City of Oslo
Ulrika Heie, Leader of the Transport Committee, Swedish Riksdagen
Sofia Hedén, Chair of the Environment Committee, City of Malmö
Johannes Thon, Senior Vice President, European Energy - Impulse
10.15 am - Coffee break
10.30 am - Parallel Sessions - Part 1
from 11.30 am to 13.30 pm - Lunch
12.15 pm - Executive Lunch Briefing: The Fehmarnbelt project in a wider perspective – status and outlook
Shaping new connectivity and the green transition in Europe
In this session, you will gain insights into how core infrastructure projects within the Scandinavian–Mediterranean Corridor, e.g. the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel and the Brenner Base Tunnel, contribute to advancing the green transition while unlocking new business opportunities across Europe. Positioned along the central North–South axis, these projects play a vital role in achieving the European objective of establishing a seamless and sustainable transport network.
Moderator: Ulrike Schenka-Van Capelleveen, DB InfraGO
13.30 pm - Parallele Sessions - part 2
3 pm - Opportunities for an interconnected Fehmarnbelt Region - Keynote
Pat Cox, EU-TEN-T-Coordinator Scan-Med-Corridor
3.30 pm - Summary & Closing
4 pm - Networking
The programme is updated on an ongoing basis.
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