The Ministry of Foreign Affairs () is a ministry in the Government of Serbia which is in the charge of foreign relations. The current minister is Marko Đurić, in office since 2 May 2024.

Its headquarters are located in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Building.

Organization

The ministry is organized as following:

Secretariat-General Department for Personnel and Legal Affairs Department for Property Legal and Common Affairs Department for International Legal Affairs Department for Finance Department for Security Department for ICT Diplomatic Protocol Diplomatic Archives Diplomatic Academy Directorate for Bilateral Cooperation Department for Neighboring and South-East European Countries Department for Europe Department for Russia and Eurasia Department for North America and South America Department for Africa and the Middle East Department for Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Department for Bilateral Economic Cooperation Department for Borders Directorate for Multilateral Cooperation Department for the United Nations Department for OSCE and Council of Europe Department for Multilateral Economic Cooperation Department for UN Human Rights System and Humanitarian Issues Directorate for the European Union Department for the Institutions of the European Union Department for EU Sectoral Policies Department for Regional Initiatives Directorate for Security Policy Department for NATO and Partnership for Peace Department for EU Common Security and Defence Policy Department for Arms Control Directorate for Economic Diplomacy Department for Arms Control Department for Promotion of Exports Department for Attracting Foreign Dirwct Investments Directorate for Consular Affairs Directorate for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region

Diplomatic Archives

The Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs were established in 1919 on premises of former diplomatic archives of the Kingdom of Serbia and Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

Diplomatic Academy The Diplomatic Academy was formed in 1998 from the former Diplomatic School of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

List of ministers This list includes ministers of foreign affairs (and the acting ministers of foreign affairs) of the Revolutionary Serbia, the Principality of Serbia, and the Kingdom of Serbia from the creation of this post in 1811 to the formation of Yugoslavia after World War I in 1918. The list also includes ministers of foreign affairs of the Republic of Serbia from 1991 to 1993, and after the restoration of independence in 2006. For ministers of foreign affairs for the 1918–1991 and 1993–2006 periods, see List of ministers of foreign affairs of Yugoslavia.

Revolutionary Serbia Minister Took office Left office Grand Vožd   Miljko Radonjić 4 February 1811 25 December 1812 Karađorđe

Principality of Serbia

Minister Took office Left office Prince   Dimitrije Davidović 8 June 1834 3 February 1835 Miloš Obrenović   Avram Petronijević 3 February 1835 3 May 1840   Đorđe Protić 3 May 1840 26 October 1842 Mihailo Obrenović   Aleksa Janković 26 October 1842 24 September 1843 Alexander Karađorđević   Aleksa Simić 24 September 1843 29 September 1844   Avram Petronijević 29 September 1844 10 April 1852   Aleksa Janković 10 April 1852 13 September 1852   Ilija Garašanin 13 September 1852 14 March 1853   Aleksa Simić 14 March 1853 16 December 1855   Aleksa Janković 16 December 1855 29 May 1856   Stevan Marković 29 May 1856 16 September 1856   Aleksa Simić 16 September 1856 19 June 1857   Stevan Marković 19 June 1857 31 March 1858   Stevan Magazinović 31 March 1858 6 April 1859 Miloš Obrenović   Cvetko Rajović 6 April 1859 27 October 1860   Filip Hristić 27 October 1860 9 December 1861 Mihailo Obrenović   Ilija Garašanin 9 December 1861 3 November 1867   Jovan Ristić 3 November 1867 21 November 1867   Milan Petronijević 21 November 1867 21 June 1868   Radivoje Milojković 21 June 1868 24 September 1868 Milan Obrenović   Dimitrije Matić 24 September 1868 10 August 1872   Jovan Ristić 10 August 1872 22 October 1873   Jovan Marinović 22 October 1873 25 November 1874   Milan Piroćanac 25 November 1874 20 January 1875   Milan Bogićević 20 January 1875 19 August 1875   Jovan Ristić 19 August 1875 26 September 1875   Đorđe M. Pavlović 26 September 1875 24 April 1876   Jovan Ristić 24 April 1876 21 October 1880   Čedomilj Mijatović 21 October 1880 10 October 1881   Milan Piroćanac 10 October 1881 7 March 1882

Kingdom of Serbia

Minister Took office Left office King   Milan Piroćanac 7 March 1882 21 September 1883 Milan I   Milan Bogićević 21 September 1883 7 February 1884   Milutin Garašanin 7 February 1884 23 March 1886   Dragutin Franasović 23 March 1886 1 June 1887   Jovan Ristić 1 June 1887 19 December 1887   Dragutin Franasović 19 December 1887 14 April 1888   Čedomilj Mijatović 14 April 1888 23 February 1889   Sava Grujić 23 February 1889 11 February 1891 Alexander I   Mihailo Kr. Đorđević 11 February 1891 21 March 1892   Nikola Pašić 21 March 1892 9 August 1892   Jovan Avakumović 9 August 1892 1 April 1893   Andra Nikolić 1 April 1893 23 November 1893   Sava Grujić 23 November 1893 12 January 1894   Đorđe Simić 12 January 1894 21 March 1894   Sima Lozanić 21 March 1894 15 October 1894   Milan Bogićević 15 October 1894 25 June 1895   Stojan Novaković 25 June 1895 17 December 1896   Đorđe Simić 17 December 1896 11 October 1897   Vladan Đorđević 11 October 1897 8 July 1900   Aleksa Jovanović 12 July 1900 5 February 1901   Mihailo Vujić 5 February 1901 7 October 1902   Vasilije Antonić 7 October 1902 23 December 1902   Sima Lozanić 23 December 1902 23 March 1903   Pavle Denić 23 March 1903 29 May 1903   Ljubomir Kaljević 29 May 1903 21 September 1903 Peter I   Andra Nikolić 21 September 1903 20 January 1904   Nikola Pašić 26 January 1904 16 May 1905   Jovan Žujović 16 May 1905 2 December 1905   Vasilije Antonić 2 December 1905 17 April 1906   Nikola Pašić 17 April 1906 7 July 1908   Milovan Milovanović 7 July 1908 18 June 1912   Jovan Jovanović 18 June 1912 27 August 1912   Nikola Pašić 30 August 1912 10 March 1918   Mihailo Gavrilović 10 March 1918 3 November 1918   Stojan Protić 3 November 1918 7 December 1918

Republic of Serbia Political Party:

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Timeline since 1991

See also Foreign relations of Serbia Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Yugoslavia)

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