What topics interest young people in this election campaign? Are the questions about. education, research, environment, tax or something else?

Friday, 9 November, a number of the country's top politicians under the heading "young voices " debate the issues and questions that first-time voters and young people in education. It happens when young people - including university students - are invited to rally in the banquet hall at the University of Copenhagen. Political editor of Berlingske Tidende Thomas Larsen and Vice-Rector Lykke Friis will steer the debate. Prior to the meeting, participants can provide video questions for politicians via YouTube. Some of the questions will be shown at the election meeting. The questions can be uploaded to the panel on www.virtuel.ku.dk - We will provide young voters, including students at the university, the chance both to influence policy via the Internet and experience the evocative "old" rally in the form of a crowded banquet hall, says Vice-Rector Lykke Friis. After the election meeting, stand-up comedian Mette Frobenius with political satire in the Selection bar, where participants can meet representatives of youth political parties and electoral experts from the University of Copenhagen. The event will take place Friday, November 9 pm. 15: 00-18: 30 in the banquet hall at Frue Plads, Copenhagen K. It is organized by the University of Copenhagen and Berlingske Tidende. For further information please contact Communications Jasper Steen Winkel on tlf.nr .: 3532 4262nd