Permanent Mission of Mongolia to the United Nations in Geneva

Permanent Mission to the United Nations in Geneva

Mongolia's Embassy to the Swiss Confederation and Permanent Mission to the United Nations and other international organizations in Geneva, Switzerland, concurrently accredited to Switzerland and the Holy See. Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list records the post at 4 Chemin des Mollies, 1293 Bellevue, Geneva, with A.Gerelmaa as chief of mission (Consul.mn, diplomatic missions abroad list, dated 1 September 2024). In full Davaasuren Gerelmaa, she presented her Letter of Credence as Ambassador of Mongolia to the Swiss Confederation on 28 June 2022 (Embassy of Mongolia, Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva), and presented her credentials to Pope Francis as Ambassador of Mongolia to the Holy See in December 2022 (Vatican News, reported in L'Osservatore Romano, September 2023).

Diplomatic relations between Mongolia and the Swiss Confederation were officially established on 22 May 1964, and relations are conducted through the Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva (Embassy of Mongolia, Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva). Ambassador Gerelmaa also serves as Coordinator of the Group of Landlocked Developing Countries in Geneva and chaired its Ministerial Meeting in Geneva on 22 October 2025 (Embassy of Mongolia, Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva, 22 October 2025).

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Davaasuren Gerelmaa

Ambassador and Permanent Representative in Geneva - named as A.Gerelmaa, chief of mission, in Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list (Consul.mn, dated 1 September 2024), and in full as Davaasuren Gerelmaa, Ambassador of Mongolia to the Swiss Confederation who presented her Letter of Credence on 28 June 2022 (Embassy of Mongolia, Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva), Ambassador of Mongolia to the Holy See who presented her credentials to Pope Francis in December 2022 (Vatican News, reported in L'Osservatore Romano), and Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNCTAD speaker biography); her profile records her as Davaasuren Gerelmaa

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Mission listing - DOCUMENTED

Mongolia's diplomatic missions abroad list records the Embassy of Mongolia to the Swiss Confederation and Permanent Mission to the United Nations and other international organizations in Geneva, with A.Gerelmaa as chief of mission, at 4 Chemin des Mollies, 1293 Bellevue, Geneva (Consul.mn, diplomatic missions abroad list, dated 1 September 2024).

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Concurrent accreditation to Switzerland and the Holy See - DOCUMENTED

The list of diplomatic missions of Mongolia records the Permanent Mission in Geneva as concurrently accredited to the Holy See and Switzerland (List of diplomatic missions of Mongolia).

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Switzerland relations and credence - DOCUMENTED

Diplomatic relations between Mongolia and the Swiss Confederation were officially established on 22 May 1964, relations are conducted through the Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva, and H.E. Mrs. Davaasuren Gerelmaa, Ambassador of Mongolia to the Swiss Confederation, presented her Letter of Credence on 28 June 2022 (Embassy of Mongolia, Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva).

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Holy See credentials - DOCUMENTED

The Mongolian Ambassador to the Holy See, Ms. Gerelmaa Davaasuren, presented her credentials to Pope Francis in December 2022, 30 years after the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Holy See and Mongolia (Vatican News, reported in L'Osservatore Romano, September 2023).

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Landlocked Developing Countries coordination - DOCUMENTED

H.E. Ms. Davaasuren Gerelmaa, Permanent Representative and Ambassador of Mongolia and the Coordinator of the LLDC Group in Geneva, chaired the Ministerial Meeting of Landlocked Developing Countries convened in Geneva on 22 October 2025 (Embassy of Mongolia, Permanent Mission of Mongolia in Geneva, 22 October 2025).

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Vatican archive documents received - DOCUMENTED

On 26 October 2026 Ambassador Gerelmaa was received at the Vatican and handed copies of 38 thirteenth and fourteenth century documents on Mongol and Papal diplomacy from the Vatican Apostolic Archive and Library (Catholic Church in Mongolia post, 27 October 2026).

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