Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh is currently on a state visit to the Federal Republic of Germany at the invitation of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. President Khurelsukh was officially welcomed by President Steinmeier at the “Villa Borsig” complex of the German Federal Foreign Office. Following the welcoming ceremony, the two presidents held a bilateral meeting and official talks, culminating in the signing of a joint declaration between Mongolia and Germany by their respective foreign ministers. Diplomatic relations between Mongolia and Germany were established on January 31, 1974, evolving into a comprehensive partnership in 2008 and a strategic partnership as of February 7, 2024. This strategic partnership focuses on areas including politics, defense, economy, development policy, education, culture, climate change, and humanitarian cooperation. Several previous Mongolian presidents have visited Germany, and German presidents have reciprocated with visits to Mongolia, fostering continued engagement between the two nations. Trade between Mongolia and Germany reached $19.7 million in exports and $273.3 million in imports as of 2025, with German entities investing $350.6 million in Mongolia since 1990.