Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants (Lebanon)

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Lebanese Republic
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants
وزارة الخارجية والمغتربين
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Palace of the Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1947
Agency overview
Formed1941
Jurisdiction Government of Lebanon
Headquarters Rue Michel Bustros, Rmeil, Beirut
33°53′33″N35°31′7″E / 33.89250°N 35.51861°E / 33.89250; 35.51861
Agency executive
Parent agency Cabinet of Lebanon
Website Official website

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants is the Lebanese government ministry in charge of the country's foreign affairs and maintaining relations with its large emigrant communities.

List of ministers

MinisterTerm startTerm end
Charles Helou 19511952
Philippe Takla 19521952
Nazem Akkari 19521952
Moussa Moubarak 19521953
Georges Hakim 19531953
Alfred Naqqache 19531955
Hamid Beik Frangieh 19551955
Salim Lahoud 19551956
Charles Malik 19561958
Philippe Takla (2nd term)19581958
Hussein Al Oweini 19581960
Philippe Takla (3rd term)19601964
Fouad Ammoun 19641964
Philippe Takla (4th term)19641965
Hussein Al Oweini (2nd term)19651965
Georges Hakim (2nd term)19651966
Philippe Takla (5th term)19661966
Georges Hakim (3rd term)19661968
Fouad Boutros 19681968
Hussein Al Oweini (3rd term)19681969
Rashid Karami 19691969
Yussuf Salem 19691969
Nassim Majdalani 19691970
Khalil Abou Hamad 19701973
Fouad Naffah 19731974
Philippe Takla (6th term)19741975
Lucien Dahdah 19751975
Philippe Takla (7th term)19751976
Camille Chamoun 19761976
Fouad Boutros (2nd term)19761982
Elie Salem 19821984
Rashid Karami (2nd term)19841987
Selim Hoss 19871990
Farès Boueiz 19901992
Nasri Maalouf 19921992
Farès Boueiz (2nd term)19921998
Selim Hoss (2nd term)19982000
Mahmoud Hammoud 20002003
Jean Obeid 20032004
Mahmoud Hammoud (2nd term)20042005
Fawzi Salloukh 20052006
Tarek Mitri 20062008
Fawzi Salloukh (2nd term)20082009
Ali Al Shami 20092011
Adnan Mansour 20112014
Gebran Bassil 20142020
Nassif Hitti 20202020
Charbel Wehbe 20202021
Zeina Akar (interim)20212021
Abdallah Bou Habib 2021Present

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