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}}'''The Ministry of Foreign Affairs''' (''La Ministrà dels Afaes Utphätseschti'', {{IPA-all|ɫɐ minisˈtɾaː ðəwz‿ɐˈfaəz‿utfæt͡sˈɛʃt|pron}}) sees to diplomatic relations between the Kingdom and the other nations of the world. The ministry establishes and maintains all embassies, consulates, and other missions to foreign states, and provides each with properly accredited diplomatic or consular staff (including ambassadors-general, ambassadors, consuls-general, consuls, attachés, spies, and other officers) and administrative and technical staff. The Minister of Foreign Affairs is sometimes known as "MinFor." | }}'''The Ministry of Foreign Affairs''' (''La Ministrà dels Afaes Utphätseschti'', {{IPA-all|ɫɐ minisˈtɾaː ðəwz‿ɐˈfaəz‿utfæt͡sˈɛʃt|pron}}) sees to diplomatic relations between the Kingdom and the other nations of the world. The ministry establishes and maintains all embassies, consulates, and other missions to foreign states, and provides each with properly accredited diplomatic or consular staff (including ambassadors-general, ambassadors, consuls-general, consuls, attachés, spies, and other officers) and administrative and technical staff. The Minister of Foreign Affairs is sometimes known as "MinFor." | ||
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Currently, the posts of Ambassadors-General are as follows: | Currently, the posts of Ambassadors-General are as follows: | ||
* '''Asia''' : [[Béneditsch Ardpresteir]] | * '''Asia''' : [[Béneditsch Ardpresteir]] | ||
* '''North America''' : [[ | * '''North America''' : [[Flip Molinar]] | ||
* Others : ''vacant'' | * Others : ''vacant'' | ||
Galen Zavala-Sherby serves as Ambassador-at large for Humanitarian Affairs and International Development. Zavala-Sherby's assists the Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister with the Ministry's work to develop the Kingdom's capacity to contribute to humanitarian aid, emergency response and international development. | |||
The Foreign Ministry also establishes Consulates throughout the world, appointing a single Consul-General and any number of Consuls, which serve at the consulates. To qualify as a consulate, an establishment must trade in the national currency (beer), exchanging it on a regular basis for foreign currency. Bars, public houses, and liquor stores around the world may achieve official recognition as Talossan consulates through application to the Foreign Ministry. | The Foreign Ministry also establishes Consulates throughout the world, appointing a single Consul-General and any number of Consuls, which serve at the consulates. To qualify as a consulate, an establishment must trade in the national currency (beer), exchanging it on a regular basis for foreign currency. Bars, public houses, and liquor stores around the world may achieve official recognition as Talossan consulates through application to the Foreign Ministry. | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 26 June 2015
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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| Current Head: Breneir Itravilatx |
| Deputy: Ian Plätschisch |
| Function: Conducts foreign relations |
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (La Ministrà dels Afaes Utphätseschti, pronounced [ɫɐ minisˈtɾaː ðəwz‿ɐˈfaəz‿utfæt͡sˈɛʃt]) sees to diplomatic relations between the Kingdom and the other nations of the world. The ministry establishes and maintains all embassies, consulates, and other missions to foreign states, and provides each with properly accredited diplomatic or consular staff (including ambassadors-general, ambassadors, consuls-general, consuls, attachés, spies, and other officers) and administrative and technical staff. The Minister of Foreign Affairs is sometimes known as "MinFor."
The Ministry has structured its embassies through establishment of the posts of Ambassadors-General to each continent, who are empowered to appoint ambassadors to individual nations, should the Ambassador-General require. Currently, the posts of Ambassadors-General are as follows:
- Asia : Béneditsch Ardpresteir
- North America : Flip Molinar
- Others : vacant
Galen Zavala-Sherby serves as Ambassador-at large for Humanitarian Affairs and International Development. Zavala-Sherby's assists the Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister with the Ministry's work to develop the Kingdom's capacity to contribute to humanitarian aid, emergency response and international development.
The Foreign Ministry also establishes Consulates throughout the world, appointing a single Consul-General and any number of Consuls, which serve at the consulates. To qualify as a consulate, an establishment must trade in the national currency (beer), exchanging it on a regular basis for foreign currency. Bars, public houses, and liquor stores around the world may achieve official recognition as Talossan consulates through application to the Foreign Ministry.
The Consulate served by the Talossan Consul-General determines the standard bullion of Talossan currency and its base exchange rate. At present, the Consul-General is Baron Fritz von Buchholtz, owner-operator of the Talossan Consulate in Fredonia, Wisconsin, USA, and the standard bullion is Miller Genuine Draft. (Values of other bullions are determined from this base by assessments performed by the Royal Treasury Reserve Board within the Royal Bank & Post.)
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