Denmark’s King Frederik X (L) and Queen Mary (R) are escorted park rangers to view Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, in the Australian outback on March 14, 2026. David Gray/Pool/AFP via Getty ImagesDenmark’s King Frederik signalled closer climate and economic cooperation with Australia as he launched a six-day visit with the Australian-born Queen Mary and a delegation of Danish businesses on March 16.“We are proud to be here, feel at home in both countries, particularly your country here,” the Danish monarch said as the visit got underway.
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