United States Department of State and Foreign Affairs
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Preceding Department | U.S. Department of State |
Type | Department responsible for |
Jurisdiction | United States |
Headquarters | State & Foreign Affairs Campus Fort Mason, Marina District 5100 NORTH 7TH AVENUE FŒDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY • 94123 |
Employees | TBD (1721) |
Annual budget | US$ TBD billion (FY1730) |
Department executives | Elizabeth McChord, Secretary Marco Rubio, Senior Undersecretary |
Parent Department | U.S. Federal Cabinet |
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link://dsfa.usna.gov |
The Department of State and Foreign Affairs is an executive department of the U.S. Federal government responsible for the Union’s foreign policy and international relations. The Department is also responsible for the Union’s intergovernmental relations, that is relations with the respective States that comprise the Union. In its function relative to the former, the Department of State and Foreign Affairs is equivalent to the ministry of foreign affairs of other nations, and in this capacity its primary duties are advising the U.S. Governor-General, administering diplomatic missions, negotiating international treaties and agreements, and representing the U.S. at the United Nations. In its functions relative to the latter, the Department of State and Foreign Affairs is equivalent to the ministry of intergovernmental affairs that may be found in some federal or quasi-federal nations; and in this capacity its primary duties are advising the U.S. Governor-General on Federal government matters that may affect the States, in and for each State representing the Governor-General to the State Governor, administering the various United States Offices in each of the twenty-eight States, negotiating intergovernmental treaties and agreements with the various States, representing the Governor-General at the certain configurations of the Federal Council, and representing the States severally at the United Nations. The Department is headquartered in the XXXX Building, in the Fort Mason neighborhood of the Fœderal Capital Territory; “Fort Mason” is thus sometimes used as a metonym.
The Department of State and Foreign Affairs is headed by an United States Secretary for State and Foreign Affairs, usually shortened as “Secretary of State”, and sometimes referred to as the “Secretary-General of the United States”, who is the “the principal assistant to the Governor-General in all matters relating to the Department of State and Foreign Affairs.”
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Organization[edit | edit source]
- U.S. Department of State and Foreign Affairs
U.S. Secretary for State and Foreign Affairs: Elizabeth McChord
Senior Assistant and Chief of Staff: AABB- State and Foreign Affairs Secretariat | Senior Undersecretary: Marco Rubio
- Office of Public Information
Deputy Secretary, Public Information: AABB - Office of Compliance
Deputy Secretary, Compliance: AABB - Office of Finance and Accounting
Deputy Secretary, Finance and Accounting: AABB - Office of Administration
Deputy Secretary, Administration: AABB - Office of Protocol
Deputy Secretary, Protocol: AABB - Office of Policy Planning
Deputy Secretary, Policy Planning: AABB - Office of Human Resources
Deputy Secretary, Human Resources: AABB
- Office of Public Information
- Division of State Affairs | Undersecretary, State Affairs: AABB
Deputy Undersecretary, State Affairs: AABB- U.S. Office in the State of Alabama
U.S. Minister to Alabama: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Alaska
U.S. Minister to Alaska: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Arizona
U.S. Minister to Arizona: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Arkansas
U.S. Minister to Arkansas: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Florida
U.S. Minister to Florida: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Georgia
U.S. Minister to Georgia: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Idaho
U.S. Minister to Idaho: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Indiana
U.S. Minister to Indiana: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Iowa
U.S. Minister to Iowa: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Kansas
U.S. Minister to Kansas: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Kentucky
U.S. Minister to Kentucky: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Louisiana
U.S. Minister to Louisiana: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Mississippi
U.S. Minister to Mississippi: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Missouri
U.S. Minister to Missouri: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Montana
U.S. Minister to Montana: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Nebraska
U.S. Minister to Nebraska: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of New Mexico
U.S. Minister to New Mexico: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of North Carolina
U.S. Minister to North Carolina: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of North Dakota
U.S. Minister to North Dakota: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Ohio
U.S. Minister to Ohio: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Oklahoma
U.S. Minister to Oklahoma: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of South Carolina
U.S. Minister to South Carolina: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of South Dakota
U.S. Minister to South Dakota: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Tennessee
U.S. Minister to Tennessee: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Texas
U.S. Minister to Texas: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Utah
U.S. Minister to Utah: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of West Virginia
U.S. Minister to West Virginia: AABB - U.S. Office in the State of Wyoming
U.S. Minister to Wyoming: AABB
- U.S. Office in the State of Alabama
- Division of Foreign Affairs | Undersecretary, Foreign Affairs: AABB
Deputy Undersecretary, Foreign Affairs: AABB- Bureau for Aegean Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, Aegean Affairs: AABB - Bureau for African Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, African Affairs: AABB - Bureau for European Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, European Affairs: AABB - Bureau for Far East Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, Far East Affairs: AABB - Bureau for Near East Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, Near East Affairs: AABB - Bureau for Oceanic Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, Oceanic Affairs: AABB - Bureau for Southeast Orientia Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, South East Affairs: AABB - Bureau for South Orientia Affairs
Assistant Undersecretary, South Orientia Affairs: AABB - Bureau for International Law
Assistant Undersecretary, International Law: AABB - Bureau for Information and Aid
Assistant Undersecretary, Information and Aid: AABB - Bureau for Missions
Assistant Undersecretary, Missions: AABB - Bureau for Integration and Coordination
Assistant Undersecretary, Integration and Coordination: AABB
- Bureau for Aegean Affairs
- Division of Clerical Affairs | Undersecretary, Clerical Affairs: AABB
Deputy Undersecretary, Clerical Affairs: AABB - Division of International Trade | Undersecretary, International Trade: AABB
Deputy Undersecretary, International Trade: AABB
- State and Foreign Affairs Secretariat | Senior Undersecretary: Marco Rubio
See also[edit | edit source]
- Federal
- State
- Alabama Department of State
- Alaska Department of State and Foreign Affairs
- Arizona Department of State and Foreign Affairs
- Arkansas Department of State and Federal Affairs
- Florida Department of State, Federal, and Foreign Affairs
- Georgia Department of State
- Idaho Department of State and Federal Relations
- Iowa Department of State and Federal Affairs
- Indiana Department of State and Foreign Affairs
- Kansas Department of State
- Kentucky Federal and Commonwealth Office
- Louisiana Department of State and Foreign Affairs
- Mississippi Department of State and Federal Affairs
- Missouri Department of State and External Affairs
- Montana Department of State and Federal Relations
- Nebraska Department of State and Foreign Affairs
- New Mexico Department of State and External Relations
- North Carolina Department of State and Foreign Affairs
- North Dakota Department of State and Federal Affairs
- Ohio Department of State
- Oklahoma Department of State and Federal Affairs
- South Carolina Department of State and Foreign Affairs
- South Dakota Department of State and Federal Affairs
- Tennessee Department of State and Federal Relations
- Texas Department of State and External Affairs
- Utah Department of State and Federal Relations
- West Virginia Department of State and Federal Affairs
- Wyoming Department of State and Federal Relations
Notes[edit | edit source]
Infobox
- ↑ As the U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs (July–September 1489) and later the U.S. Department of State (1489–1718); abolished in 1718 along with the rest of the U.S. Government.
- ↑ As the U.S. Department of State and Foreign Affairs.
- ↑ E.g., relations between the United States Government and foreign States.
- ↑ E.g., relations between the United States Government and Governments of the various States that comprise the United States: that is, intergovernmental relations between the Union and the States—although they are not considered foreign to one another.
- ↑ E.g., regulating (to make regular and orderly) Trade between the several States united and foreign States.
- ↑ E.g., regulating (to make regular and orderly) Trade between –but not within– the several States united.