Embassy of Mongolia in Berlin
Embassy in Germany
Mongolia's embassy in Berlin, the Federal Republic of Germany. Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list records the post at Hausvogteiplatz 14, 10117 Berlin, with B.Mandakhbileg as chief of mission (Consul.mn, diplomatic missions abroad list, dated 1 September 2024). That listing predates a change of ambassador: Ambassador Oyunbaatar Jagdag presented his credentials to President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on 27 May 2026 (AKIpress, citing Montsame, reporting in 2026); his profile, recorded as Jagdag Oyunbaatar, records the post of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to the Federal Republic of Germany.
Mongolia and Germany established diplomatic relations on 31 January 1974, and upgraded the relations to a Comprehensive Partnership in 2008 (President of Mongolia, 7 February 2024). During President Steinmeier's state visit to Mongolia on 7 to 8 February 2024, for the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations, the two sides upgraded their cooperation to a Strategic Partnership (Joint Declaration regarding the Strategic Partnership, 7 to 8 February 2024). President Khurelsukh paid a state visit to Germany on 19 to 22 October 2026, the first by a Mongolian head of state in 14 years (Office of the President of Mongolia, reported 15 October 2026).
PEOPLE
OJOyunbaatar Jagdag
Ambassador in Berlin - named as Oyunbaatar Jagdag, Ambassador of Mongolia to Germany, who presented his credentials to President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on 27 May 2026, saying he would work to deepen the strategic partnership and expand cooperation in politics, defence, culture and education, with special attention to economic cooperation (AKIpress, citing Montsame, 2026); his profile records the post of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to the Federal Republic of Germany
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Birvaa Mandakhbileg
Ambassador in Berlin (predecessor) - named as B.Mandakhbileg, chief of mission, in Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list (Consul.mn, dated 1 September 2024), and in full as Dr Birvaa Mandakhbileg, Ambassador of Mongolia to the Federal Republic of Germany, opening a conference at Zittau/Gorlitz University of Applied Sciences on 8 December 2022 (Zittau/Gorlitz University of Applied Sciences, 8 December 2022)
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Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh
President of Mongolia - paid a state visit to Germany on 19 to 22 October 2026 at the invitation of President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the first visit to Germany by a head of state of Mongolia in 14 years, coinciding with the centennial of cooperation in education (Office of the President of Mongolia, reported 15 October 2026)
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Batmönkhiin Battsetseg
Minister of Foreign Affairs - signed the Mongolia-Germany joint declaration with Bernhard Kotsch, State Secretary at Germany's Federal Foreign Office, during President Khurelsukh's state visit in October 2026 (Qazinform, citing MONTSAME, 21 October 2026)
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Mission listing - DOCUMENTED
Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list records the Embassy of Mongolia to the Federal Republic of Germany in Berlin, with B.Mandakhbileg as chief of mission, at Hausvogteiplatz 14, 10117 Berlin (Consul.mn, diplomatic missions abroad list, dated 1 September 2024). The listing predates the change of ambassador recorded below.
Relations established - 31 January 1974 - DOCUMENTED
Mongolia and Germany established diplomatic relations on 31 January 1974, and upgraded the relations to a Comprehensive Partnership in 2008. President Frank-Walter Steinmeier arrived in Mongolia on 7 February 2024 for a state visit, the fourth presidential visit of Germany to Mongolia, as part of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations (President of Mongolia, 7 February 2024).
Strategic Partnership - February 2024 - DOCUMENTED
During President Steinmeier's state visit to Mongolia on 7 to 8 February 2024 the two sides decided to upgrade their cooperation to the level of a Strategic Partnership, based on shared values of democracy, human rights, freedom and the rule of law (Joint Declaration regarding the Strategic Partnership between Mongolia and the Federal Republic of Germany, February 2024).
Ambassador credentials - 27 May 2026 - DOCUMENTED
Ambassador Oyunbaatar Jagdag presented his credentials to President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on 27 May 2026. Steinmeier recalled his 2024 state visit to Mongolia. The ambassador announced Mongolia's decision to open a Consulate General in Frankfurt am Main, and the two sides exchanged views on the exhibition 'Chinggis Khaan and the World of the Mongols' scheduled to open in Berlin in October and on COP17 in Ulaanbaatar in August (AKIpress, citing Montsame, 2026).
State visit by the President of Mongolia - 19 to 22 October 2026 - DOCUMENTED
President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa paid a state visit to Germany on 19 to 22 October 2026 at the invitation of President Steinmeier, the first visit to Germany by a head of state of Mongolia in 14 years, coinciding with the centennial of the two nations' cooperation in education. The programme included the Mongolia-Germany Business Forum, the Mongolia-Germany Science Day, and the opening of the exhibition 'Chinggis Khaan and the World of the Mongols' in Berlin (Office of the President of Mongolia, reported 15 October 2026, via Mongolian Business Database).
The joint declaration - 21 October 2026 - DOCUMENTED
Mongolia and Germany signed a joint declaration to deepen their strategic partnership during President Khurelsukh's state visit, signed by Foreign Minister Battsetseg Batmunkh and Bernhard Kotsch, State Secretary at Germany's Federal Foreign Office. The declaration covered continued support for the German-Mongolian Institute for Resources and Technology, a first Mongolian-German Science Day, expanded scholarships and vocational training, defence cooperation, renewable energy, and talks on mutual recognition of driving licences and a possible bilateral social security agreement. As part of efforts to strengthen diplomatic and consular ties, Mongolia also announced plans to open a Consulate General in Frankfurt am Main (Qazinform, citing MONTSAME, 21 October 2026).
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