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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Government of United Kingdom

General Information Country United Kingdom Headquarters #MoFA IRC Channel Established December 2007 Newspaper UK Foreign Office Organisation Part of HM Government Type Ministry Foreign Minister(s) McAfee01 & Ron Swanson

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), otherwise refered to as the (UK) Foreign Office, is a British government department responsible for promoting the interests of the United Kingdom throughout the New World.

Ministers

Seal of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

The Ministers in the Foreign Office are as follows:

Foreign Affairs Staff

Senior Officials

• Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs (dMoFA) — Nebojsa

Other Officials

• Envoys

History

Since its inception the MoFA has, via diplomacy, played a vital role in maintaining the national safety of the UK. From the Blind Old Noun Accords ^[1], The Raleigh Treaty ^[2], Treaty of ATLANTIS, the charters of PEACE GC and PHOENIX, to the entry and exit to and from Terra, the MoFA has secured the United Kingdom's stance in international affairs and diplomacy.

Diplomatic Mission System

Between May and September 2011 the UK Foreign Office operated in a system where, as they were known, Ambassadors took responsibility for distinct regional groups of countries across the New World. However understaffing proved this untenable.

• Ambassadors (August 2011):
  • America 1: Arthur Wellesley
  • America 2: Louis Mountbatten
  • Western Europe: Murdoc1
  • Central Europe: temujin94
  • East Europe 1: CrumplerUK
  • East Europe 2: Othere Salvatore
  • Baltic States: Cliffy the Clown
  • Middle East & West Asia: Unfilled
  • East Asia: Unfilled
  • South East Asia & Oceania: rems2a

References

1. ↑ Blind Old Noun Accords
2. ↑ The Raleigh Treaty