Secretaries of State

Secretaries of State are high-ranking officials in various governments, responsible for overseeing foreign affairs and diplomatic relations. In the United States, the Secretary of State is a key member of the President's cabinet and acts as the country's chief diplomat, managing international relationships, representing U.S. interests abroad, and advising the President on foreign policy. In other countries, the title may vary, but similar roles exist, focusing on international issues. Secretaries of State often engage with other nations, negotiate treaties, and promote national interests on the global stage.