Foreign Affairs Ministry (China)

The Foreign Affairs Ministry of China is a government agency responsible for managing China's relationships with other countries. It handles diplomatic communication, negotiates agreements, promotes Chinese interests abroad, and represents China at international organizations. The ministry also issues passports, manages visas, and provides assistance to Chinese citizens overseas. Its role is crucial in shaping China's foreign policy and ensuring smooth international cooperation. Overall, it functions as China’s main body for diplomatic affairs and global engagement.