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* [[Foreign policy of Bhutan]]; |
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* [[List of diplomatic missions of Bhutan]]. |
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* [Http://www.mfa.gov.bt Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bhutan] |
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Minister of Foreign Affairs Bhutan- Ministerial post in Royal Government of Bhutan, which deals with foreign affairs of Bhutan. In 1968 from the Royal Government of Bhutan, founded by the Ministry of Development, which was the predecessor established in 1970 from the Department of Foreign Affairs. In 1972 from the Department was reorganized into the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The current Minister of Foreign Affairs - Ugyen Tsering.
List of Foreign Ministers of Bhutan since 1972
- Dawa Tsering - (1972 - 20 July 1998).
- Jigme Thinley - (20 July 1998 - 30 August 2003);
- Hand Wangchuck - (30 August 2003 - 31 July 2007);
- Yeshey Dorji - (31 July 2007 - 11 April 2008);
- Ugyen Tsering - (11 April 2008 -).