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Ministry of Foreign Affairs Of Ukraine
Logo of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Of Ukraine
General
Owner Vigil Vox
Country Flag-Ukraine.jpg Ukraine
Headquarters Dnipro
Founded Sep 2009
Founder Vigil Vox
Demographics
Services Ministry ensures the work of abroad organizations of Ukrain
Website forums site



Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine

In the history of Ukraine, the following people were the Ministers of foreign affairs:

No. Name Termin Head of the Government Head of the State
1 Vigil Vox July 2009 no Danylo Halytskyj
2 Vigil Vox August - September 2009 Vinnie G Danylo Halytskyj
3 Vigil Vox September 2009 Alexey Mac Danylo Halytskyj
4 Vigil Vox October 2009 MAXHO Ivan Sirko

Ministry Structure

Ministry Structure is explained in the file: