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* Director General:Political Department: Soe Han
* Director General:Political Department: Soe Han
* Director General:ASEAN Affairs Department: Hau Khan Sum
* Director General:ASEAN Affairs Department: Hau Khan Sum
* Director General:Protocol Department: Vacant
* Director General:Protocol Department: Min Thein
* Director General:International Organizations and Economic Department: Chan Aye
* Director General:International Organizations and Economic Department: Chan Aye
* Director General:Consular and Legal Affairs Department: Myo Thant Pe
* Director General:Consular and Legal Affairs Department: Myo Thant Pe

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Seal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Union Minister Her Excellency Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
Agency overview
Formed17 March 1947 (1947-03-17)(Department), 25 May 1967 (1967-05-25)(Ministry)
Preceding agencies
  • Department of Foreign Affairs
  • Foreign Office
JurisdictionGovernment of Myanmar
HeadquartersNaypyidaw
19°45′12″N 96°07′09″E / 19.7534296°N 96.1192157°E / 19.7534296; 96.1192157
Minister responsible
Child agencies
  • Political Department
  • ASEAN Affairs Department
  • Strategic Studies and Training Department
  • Protocol Department
  • International Organizations and Economic Department
  • Consular and Legal Affairs Department
  • Planning and Administrative Department
Websitewww.mofa.gov.mm

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Template:Lang-my, [nàɪɴŋàɴdʑájé wʊ̀ɴdʑí tʰàna̰], 'MOFA') is a ministry in the government of Myanmar responsible for the country's foreign policy and relations with other nations. It also operates embassies and consulates in 44 countries.[1] It is headed by Aung San Suu Kyi, first female Foreign Minister of Myanmar, who replaced Wunna Maung Lwin on 30 March 2016.

History

The Ministry was founded as Department of Foreign Affairs on 17 March 1947, and was led by General Aung San. In 1948, it was renamed Foreign Office. On 25 May 1967, it was reorganized as Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Departments and heads of departments

  • Ministry Permanent Secretary: Myint Thu
  • Director General:Union Ministry Office: Myint Thu
  • Director General:Political Department: Soe Han
  • Director General:ASEAN Affairs Department: Hau Khan Sum
  • Director General:Protocol Department: Min Thein
  • Director General:International Organizations and Economic Department: Chan Aye
  • Director General:Consular and Legal Affairs Department: Myo Thant Pe
  • Director General:Planning and Administrative Department: Aung Soe Win
  • Director General:Strategic Studies and Training Department: Kay Thi Soe, Ms.

List of ministers

  1. Tin Tut (January 1948 – September 1948)
    Sao Hkun Hkio (1948) (acting)
  2. Kyaw Nyein (1948–1949)
  3. E Maung (1949–1950)
  4. Sao Hkun Hkio (1950–1958)
  5. Thein Maung (1958–1960)
    Sao Hkun Hkio (1960–1962)
  6. Thi Han (1962–1969)
  7. Maung Lwin (1969–1970)
  8. Hla Han (1970–1972)
  9. Kyaw Soe (1972–1974)
  10. Hla Phone (1974–1978)
  11. Myint Maung (1978–1980)
  12. Lay Maung (1980–1981)
  13. Chit Hlaing (1981–1985)
  14. Ye Gaung (1985–1988)
  15. Saw Maung (1988–1991)
  16. Ohn Gyaw (1991 – 14 November 1998)
  17. Win Aung (14 November 1998 – 18 September 2004)
  18. Nyan Win (18 September 2004 – 30 March 2011)
  19. Wunna Maung Lwin (30 March 2011 – 30 March 2016)
  20. Aung San Suu Kyi (30 March 2016 – present)

[2]

List of Deputy Ministers

  1. U Hla Phone (1969-1974)
  2. U Win (1974-1978)
  3. U Tin Ohn (1978-1983)
  4. U Hla Shwe (1983-1985)
  5. U Saw Hlaing (1985-1988)
  6. U Ohn Gyaw (1989-1991)
  7. U Khin Maung Win (1991-2004)
  8. U Kyaw Thu (2003-2009)
  9. U Maung Myint (2004-2012)
  10. Dr. Myo Myint (2011-2012)
  11. U Thant Kyaw (2012-2016)
  12. U Zin Yaw (2012-2014)
  13. U Tin Oo Lwin (2014-2016)
  14. U Kyaw Tin (2016-2017)

References

  1. ^ "Ministry Of Foreign Affairs". Myanmar Online Data Information Network Solutions. 2002. Retrieved 18 April 2012.
  2. ^ "Rulers.org – Foreign ministers L–R".


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