German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier visited Chile and highlighted the potential for collaboration between Germany and Chile in green hydrogen production. He praised Chile's natural resources, particularly lithium, which is crucial for green technologies. Steinmeier emphasized the benefits of cooperating on green hydrogen for both nations' energy transitions. Furthermore, he called for unity among supporters of free trade and criticized protectionism tendencies. The president's visit also included discussions on political stability, business conditions, and human rights issues in Chile. He acknowledged Chile's stability and reliability as attractive qualities for business partnerships. In addition to economic talks, Steinmeier engaged in events related to Chilean history, visiting the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, focused on victims of the Pinochet dictatorship, and meeting individuals impacted by the dark past of Colonia Dignidad. This visit underscores the multifaceted nature of international relations, combining discussions on renewable energy, trade, political stability, and human rights.