Russian Foreign Ministry

The Russian Foreign Ministry, officially known as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, is responsible for managing the country's international relations. It develops foreign policy, conducts diplomacy, and represents Russia in global affairs. The ministry handles negotiations with other countries, works on treaties, and oversees Russian embassies abroad. Its role is crucial in shaping Russia's stance on global issues, addressing foreign conflicts, and promoting national interests. The minister, appointed by the president, leads the ministry and communicates Russia's position in international forums.