The King honors Danish People's Party leader Morten Messerschmitt with the Knight's Cross

The King issued a decree appointing Morten Messersmeat a Knight of the Order of the Danebrog on Wednesday, and accordingly, the leader of the Danish People's Party, Morten Messersmeat, was appointed a Knight of the Order of the Danebrog.

وكتب مورتن ميسرسميت رئيس حزب الشعب الدنماركي (حزب يميني أزرق) على صفحته على موقع فيسبوك: “بكل تواضع وامتنان، أستطيع أن أشارك اليوم خبر تعييني فارسًا من وسام دانيبروغ”، مضيفًا أنه يتلقى هذا التكريم بناءً على الثقة والدعم اللذين “تلقاهما منكم جميعًا”، وأضاف: “إنّ تكريمي بوسامٍ أصدره الملك كريستيان الخامس يُلزمني. إنه يُلزمني بمواصلة النضال من أجل خير الدنمارك بقلبٍ ثاقبٍ ورؤيةٍ ثاقبة”، وتقدم بالشكر للملك على هذا التعيين ولكل من دعمه “في الأوقات الجيدة والسيئة”.

وفقًا لميسيرسميت، فقد كان دافعه دائمًا هو “خدمة الدنمارك” وحماية تاريخ البلاد وقيمها وديمقراطيتها والعائلة المالكة.

The Order of Dannebrog was created by Christian V in 1671 and is awarded as a mark of honor for particularly outstanding efforts in Denmark.

Morten Messerschmitt, the leader of the Danish People's Party, who has succeeded in significantly increasing his party's popularity among Danes after a long period of internal crises, is known for his strong opposition to foreigners in Denmark, particularly to Muslim immigrants and those from the Middle East in general. He aims to tighten immigration and asylum laws and combat all forms of manifestations of Islamic culture in Denmark. Recently, with the approach of the municipal elections, he entered into a political battle on social media and in Danish media outlets regarding the presence of Arabs and Muslims in Denmark, blaming the Social Democratic Party and Mette Frederiksen. The Social Democratic Party denies this and, in turn, accuses the Danish People's Party of shared responsibility with the Blue parties for the increase in the number of Arabs, Muslims, and Middle Easterners in general, when they were part of the Blue government before 2019.

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