Difference between revisions of "Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Xirnium)"
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'''Minister of State at the Office of Foreign Affairs and for Xirnium Overseas''' | '''Minister of State at the Office of Foreign Affairs and for Xirnium Overseas''' | ||
| − | The Rt Hon Lieselótte Madelgarde | + | The Rt Hon Lieselótte Madelgarde Althëldwën MP, Viscountess of House Ehrënyârwën |
''Special Responsibilities:'' Overseas Dependencies and Territories of the Eternal Republic, Xirniumite Visas, the Middle East, South Asia, Counter Terrorism and Counter Espionage, Counter Proliferation and Arms Control, Intergovernmentalism and International Organisations, Promoting Democracy and Good Governance, Economic Development Cooperation | ''Special Responsibilities:'' Overseas Dependencies and Territories of the Eternal Republic, Xirniumite Visas, the Middle East, South Asia, Counter Terrorism and Counter Espionage, Counter Proliferation and Arms Control, Intergovernmentalism and International Organisations, Promoting Democracy and Good Governance, Economic Development Cooperation | ||
Latest revision as of 04:09, 22 May 2007
The Foreign Ministry’s stated aims are to advance the interests of the Eternal Republic and Xirniumites internationally; and to engage effectively with like-minded nations in the mutually beneficial endeavour of building a safer, more just and more prosperous world. Since the early eighteenth century, its seat of power has been the iconic Faëdaryávë Palace, in the central district of Naèräth.
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Ministers of the Office of Foreign Affairs
Minister of Cabinet for Foreign Affairs
The Rt Hon Eléanor Sabëlinà MP, Countess of House Numêsalquó
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has overall responsibility, to the Supreme Parliament, for the work of the Foreign Ministry. She is supported in her role by five ministers (three Ministers of State and two Parliamentary Secretaries of State) and two Permanent Under-Secretaries.
Ministers of State for Foreign Affairs
Minister of State at the Office of Foreign Affairs
The Rt Hon Caedmon Elpenor Niphênalésse-Halitherwë MP
Special Responsibilities: Global Issues (sustainable development, biodiversity, hazardous materials, energy, climate change), Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, North America, South East Asia and Oceania, East Asia, Multilateral Cooperation
Minister of State at the Office of Foreign Affairs and for Europe
The Rt Hon Nephéle Acânthuën MP, Baroness of House Acânthuën
Special Responsibilities: Europe and the Atlantic, Sanctions, Aid, International Trade, Treaties
Minister of State at the Office of Foreign Affairs and for Xirnium Overseas
The Rt Hon Lieselótte Madelgarde Althëldwën MP, Viscountess of House Ehrënyârwën
Special Responsibilities: Overseas Dependencies and Territories of the Eternal Republic, Xirniumite Visas, the Middle East, South Asia, Counter Terrorism and Counter Espionage, Counter Proliferation and Arms Control, Intergovernmentalism and International Organisations, Promoting Democracy and Good Governance, Economic Development Cooperation
Parliamentary Secretaries to the Foreign Minister
Parliamentary Secretary of State at the Office of Foreign Affairs
The Hon Kathalÿn Esclarmonde Quälmédur-Hyâsgiel MP
Special Responsibilities: Consular Policy, Counter People Smuggling, Africa
Parliamentary Secretary of State at the Office of Foreign Affairs
The Hon Aloýsius Niélyárdür MP, Earl of House Fenôrnélion
Special Responsibilities: Public Diplomacy, Migration Policy, Latin America and the Caribbean
The Senior Executive of the Foreign Affairs Ministry
The bureaucracy of the Office of Foreign Affairs is managed by the Senior Executive, led by two Permanent Under-Secretaries (including the Chair of the Board of the Foreign Ministry and the Head of the Diplomatic Service) who are assisted by twelve Deputy Under-Secretaries. The members of the Senior Executive are supported in their work by the assistant secretaries and myriad other civil servants of the Senior Executive Service.
