Prime Minister to receive Germany’s Federal President
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On Wednesday 6 May, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is to receive Germany’s Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier for a bilateral meeting in Stockholm.
“It is an honour to receive Germany’s President Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Stockholm. Germany is one of our closest partners and Allies. Together we enhance Europe’s competitiveness and capacity for innovation, and make our region and all NATO Allies stronger. Support to Ukraine is a top priority for both our countries,” says Mr Kristersson.
Germany is Sweden’s most important trading partner, and the world’s fourth largest economy. The two countries are likeminded with respect to many social issues and have broad bilateral cooperation. The aim of the visit is to further advance the already warm Swedish-German relations. The leaders are expected to discuss regional security, total defence and bilateral relations.
The President is to visit Sweden over the day and will be accompanied by his wife, Ms Elke Büdenbender. The President and Ms Büdenbender will also visit Muskö Naval base and attend a luncheon at the Royal Palace at the invitation of Their Majesties The King and Queen.
Practical information for media
Media are welcome to attend the President’s arrival to Rosenbad. The two leaders will make remarks and answer press questions on arrival.
Time: 6 May 2026 at 11.05 (entry 10.30–10.45)
Venue: Pre-registered journalists may attend in person in Rosenbad. Entry via Drottninggatan 1.
Practical information: advance registration using the form below is required no later than 09.30 on Wednesday 6 May. Attendance is subject to available space.
Press contact
Press Officer, Prime Minister's Office
Phone 076-1416054
Mobile +46 76-1416054
email to Nadine Sohier
Deputy Head of Press (Prime Minister’s Office)
Phone (switchboard) +46 8 405 10 00
Mobile +46 76 131 82 01
email to Tom Samuelsson
Webcast
You can follow the live broadcast or watch the recording on Government.se or the Government Offices YouTube channel.