Berno Kjeldsen () is a Danish diplomat. He has served as Danish Ambassador to
Slovakia
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(2001–2005) and as Danish Ambassador to Croatia (2005–present). He was Deputy
Permanent Representative to
NATO
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1984–1988. He served in the Danish Armed Forces 1964–1966, received an M.A. Political Science from
Copenhagen University
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The University of Copenhagen c ...
and attended the
College of Europe
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The College of Europe in Bruges was founded in 1949 as a result of the 1948 Congress of ...
in
Bruges
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The area of the whole city amoun ...
,
Belgium
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1969–1970 (
William II of Orange promotion). He joined the Danish foreign service in 1972.
References
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College of Europe alumni
Ambassadors of Denmark to Slovakia
Ambassadors of Denmark to Croatia
University of Copenhagen alumni
Living people
Year of birth missing (living people)