Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Romania)

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Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Presumtive flag of a member of the Cabinet Coat of arms of Romania and coat of arms of the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
First:	Apostol Arsachi
Formation:	22 January 1862
Incumbent since 22 December 2008	Cristian Diaconescu
Website	www.mae.ro

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania (Romanian: Ministerul Afacerilor Externe) is one of the nineteen ministries of the Government of Romania.

The current Foreign Minister is Cristian Diaconescu from the Social Democratic Party.

Contents 1 List of Ministers of Foreign Affairs 1.1 The United Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia (1862 - 1866) 1.2 The Principality of Romania (1866 - 1881) 1.3 The Kingdom of Romania (1881 - 1947) 1.4 Romanian People's Republic (1947 - 1965) 1.5 The Socialist Republic of Romania (1965 - 1989) 1.6 Romania (since 1989) 2 External links

[edit] List of Ministers of Foreign Affairs

[edit] The United Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia (1862 - 1866)

• Apostol Arsachi (22 January-24 June 1862)
• Alexandru Cantacuzino (24 June-29 September 1862)
• General Ioan G. Ghica (29 September 1862-16 August 1863)
• Nicolae Rosetti-Bălănescu (17 August 1863-16 October 1865)
• Alexandru Papadopol-Callimachi (17 October 1865-10 February 1866)
• Ion Ghica (11 February-10 May 1866)
• Petre Mavrogheni (11 May-13 July 1866)

[edit] The Principality of Romania (1866 - 1881)

• Prince George B. Ştirbei (15 July 1866-21 February 1867)
• Ştefan Golescu (1 March-5 August 1867)
• Alexandru Teriachiu (17 August-12 November 1867)
• Ştefan Golescu (13 November 1867-30 April 1868)
• Nicolae Golescu (1 May-15 November 1868)
• Prince Dimitrie Ghica (16 November 1868-27 November 1869)
• Nicolae Callimachi-Catargiu (28 November 1869-1 February 1870)
• Alexandru G. Golescu (interim) (2 February-18 April 1870)
• Petre P. Carp (20 April-14 December 1870)
• Nicolae Callimachi-Catargiu (18 December 1870-11 March 1871)
• Gheorghe Costaforu (11 March 1871-27 April 1873)
• Vasile Boerescu (28 April 1873-29 January 1876)
• Dimitrie Cornea (4-26 April 1876)
• Mihail Kogălniceanu (27 April-23 July 1876)
• Nicolae Ionescu (24 July 1876-2 April 1877)
• Mihail Kogălniceanu (3 April 1877-24 November 1878)
• Ion C. Câmpineanu (25 November 1878-10 July 1879)
• Vasile Boerescu (11 July 1879-9 April 1881)

[edit] The Kingdom of Romania (1881 - 1947)

• Dimitrie C. Brătianu (10 April-8 June 1881)
• Eugeniu Stătescu (9 June 1881-30 July 1881)
• Dimitrie A. Sturdza (1 August 1881-1 February 1885)
• Ion C. Câmpineanu (2 February-27 October 1885)
• Ion Brătianu (interim) (28 October-15 December 1885)
• Mihail Pherekyde (16 December 1885-21 March 1888)
• Petre P. Carp 1888-1889
• Alexandru Lahovary 1889-1891
• Constantin Esarcu (21 February-26 November 1891)
• Alexandru Lahovary (27 November 1891-3 October 1895)
• Dimitrie A. Sturdza (4 October 1895-21 November 1896)
• Constantin Stoicescu (21 November 1896-29 March 1897)
• Dimitrie A. Sturdza (31 March 1897-30 March 1899)
• Ioan Lahovary (11 April 1899-6 July 1900)
• Alexandru Marghiloman (7 July 1900-13 February 1901)
• Dimitrie A. Sturdza (14 February 1901-8 January 1902)
• Ion I. C. Brătianu (9 January 1902-11 December 1904)
• General Iacob Lahovary (22 December 1904-8 February 1907)
• Ioan Lahovary (9 February-11 March 1907)
• Dimitrie A. Sturdza (12 March 1907-27 December 1908)
• Ion I. C. Brătianu 1909-1910
• Titu Maiorescu 1910-1914
• Emanuel Porumbaru (4 January 1914-7 December 1916)
• Ion I. C. Brătianu (8 December 1916-28 January 1918)
• Alexandru Averescu (interim) (29 January-4 March 1918)
• Constantin C. Arion (5 March-23 October 1918)
• General Constantin Coandă (24 October-28 November 1918)
• Ion I. C. Brătianu (29 November 1918-26 September 1919)
• Arthur Văitoianu (interim) (27 September-14 October 1919)
• Nicolae Mişu (15 October-31 November 1919)
• Alexandru Vaida-Voevod (1 November 1919-9 January 1920)
• Duiliu Zamfirescu (13 March-12 June 1920)
• Take Ionescu (13 June 1920-16 December 1921)
• Gheorghe Derussi (17 December 1921-19 January 1922)
• Ion G. Duca (19 January 1922-29 March 1926)
• Ion Mitilineu (30 March 1926-3 June 1927)
• Barbu Ştirbey (interim) (4 June-20 June 1927)
• Ion I. C. Brătianu (21 June-24 November 1927)
• Nicolae Titulescu (24 November 1927-9 November 1928)
• Gheorghe Mironescu (10 November 1928-9 October 1930)
• Ion Mihalache (10 October 1930-17 April 1931)
• Constantin Argetoianu (interim) (18 April 1931-26 April 1932)
• Prince Dimitrie I. G. Ghica (27 April 1931-5 June 1932)
• Alexandru Vaida-Voevod (6 June-19 October 1932)
• Nicolae Titulescu (20 October 1932-1 October 1934)
• Gheorghe Tătărescu (interim) (2 October-9 October 1934)
• Nicolae Titulescu (10 October 1934-28 August 1936)
• Victor Antonescu (29 August 1936-28 December 1937)
• Istrate Micescu (29 December 1937-10 February 1938)
• Gheorghe Tătărescu (interim) (11 February-29 March 1938)
• Nicolae Petrescu-Comnen (30 March 1938-31 January 1939)
• Grigore Gafencu (1 February 1939-3 July 1940)
• Mihail Manoilescu (4 July-4 September 1940)
• Mihail R. Sturdza (14 September 1940-17 January 1941)
• Ion Antonescu (interim) (18 January 1941-1 January 1943)
• Mihai Antonescu (1 January 1943-23 August 1944)
• Grigore Niculescu-Buzeşti (23 August-3 November 1944)
• Constantin Vişoianu (4 November 1944-5 March 1945)
• Gheorghe Tătărescu (6 March 1945-29 December 1947)

[edit] Romanian People's Republic (1947 - 1965)

• Ana Pauker (30 December 1947-9 July 1952)
• Simion Bughici (10 July 1952-3 October 1955)
• Grigore Preoteasa (4 October 1955-14 July 1957)
• Ion Gheorghe Maurer (15 July 1957-15 January 1958)
• Avram Bunaciu (23 January 1958-20 March 1961)
• Corneliu Mănescu (21 March 1961-20 August 1965)

[edit] The Socialist Republic of Romania (1965 - 1989)

• Corneliu Mănescu (21 August 1965-22 October 1972)
• George Macovescu (23 October 1972-22 March 1978)
• Ştefan Andrei (23 March 1978-1985)
• Ilie Văduva (1985-1986)
• Ioan Totu (1986-1989)

[edit] Romania (since 1989)

• Sergiu Celac (26 December 1989-27 June 1990)
• Adrian Năstase (28 June 1990-18 November 1992)
• Teodor Meleşcanu (19 November 1992-11 December 1996)
• Adrian Severin (12 December 1996-29 December 1997)
• Andrei Pleşu (29 December 1997-22 December 1999)
• Petre Roman (22 December 1999-28 December 2000)
• Mircea Geoană (28 December 2000-28 December 2004)
• Mihai-Răzvan Ungureanu (28 December 2004-21 March 2007)
• Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu (Ad interim) (21 March 2007-5 April 2007)
• Adrian Cioroianu (5 April 2007-15 April 2008)
• Lazăr Comănescu (15 April 2008-22 December 2008)
• Cristian Diaconescu (22 December 2008-present)

[edit] External links

• MAE.ro
• GUV.ro

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