Foreign Minister

A Foreign Minister is a government official responsible for managing a country’s relationships with other nations. They handle diplomatic affairs, negotiate treaties, and represent their country in international meetings. Their role is to promote national interests abroad, ensure effective communication with foreign governments, and address global issues like trade, security, and climate change. Essentially, they serve as the primary link between their government and the outside world, working to foster cooperation and understanding to benefit their country's well-being and international standing.