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Federation Department of the Exterior

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The Federation Department of the Exterior is the executive agency within the Federation government charged with issues relating to the Federation's foreign policy. The Department of the Exterior's agencies include the Federation Diplomatic Corps, the organization of Federation Ambassadors. The Department of the Exterior works closely with the Federation External Affairs Council, and in particular with that counci's chair, Federation Councillor T'Latrek of Vulcan. In 2380, the Federation Secretary of the Exterior was Safranski of Rigel. Under Federation President Min Zife, Ythrilasifsa sh'Zathrosia of Andor served as the head of the Department of the Exterior. (Articles of the Federation.)

In the 23rd Century, the Federation's foreign ministry was known as the Federation Department of State. (The Genesis Wave: Book I.)

The Federation Department of the Exterior seems to be the fictional counterpart of a foreign ministry such as the United Kingdom Foreign Office or the United States Department of State. The Genesis Wave: Book I refers to the Federation's foreign minister in 2286 as being the "Secretary of State;" it is conjectured that the Department of State was at some point renamed the Department of the Exterior.

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