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Department of Foreign Affairs Kagawaran ng Ugnayang Panlabas (Filipino)
Established:	April 06, 2009
Headquarters:	Pasay City, Luzon, Philippines
Office of the Department of Foreign Affairs
Co-Secretaries	Vasili Zaytsev & Zafir Selim
Assistant Secretary	None
Philippine Ambassadors to the New World
Ambassador to Australia:	TBA
Ambassador to China:	TBA
Ambassador to Indonesia:	TBA
Ambassador to Japan:	TBA
Ambassador to Malaysia:	TBA
Ambassador to N. Korea:	TBA
Ambassador to Singapore:	TBA
Ambassador to Spain:	TBA
Ambassador to Thailand:	TBA

The Department of Foreign Affairs (Filipino: Kagawaran ng Ugnayang Panlabas, abbreviated: DFA) is an executive department of the Philippine government that contributes to the enhancement of national security and the protection of the territorial integrity and national sovereignty, participates in the national endeavor of sustaining development and enhancing the Philippines' competitive edge, protects the rights and promotes the welfare of Filipinos overseas and mobilizes them as partners in national development, projects a positive image of the Philippines, and increases international understanding of Philippine culture for mutually-beneficial relations with other countries.

History

The Department of Foreign Affairs is founded by May & June 2009 President Big Boy Bulley on Day 502 along with the Departments of Defense, Finance and Home Affairs.

List of Foreign Affairs Directors and Assistant Directors

Kingdom of the Philippines Overview of the Philippines history History Geography Luzon • Mindanao • Palawan • Visayas Politics Monarchy Monarchs kadayao (2013–2016) • Al Raposas (2016–2020) • Boy Pick Up (2020–N/A) Houses Andron • Luzon • Mindanao • Palawan • Visayas Government Executive Presidents of the Philippines • Cabinets (Department of Culture • Department of Defense • Department of Education • Department of Finance • Department of Foreign Affairs • Department of Internal Affairs) Legislative Congress of the Philippines • Speaker of Congress Voter turnout • Political parties • National Intelligence Coordinating Agency Military Armed Forces of the Philippines • Legend ranks • Military units (Philippine United Military Assembly) • Wars Alliances PEACE (2009–2010) • Sol (2009–2010) • PACMAN (2010–2011) • Luna (2011) • NaN (2013) • SinFiliS (2014) Economy Currencies (Gold • Philippine Peso) • Organizations Society Demographics • Media (National Press Club of the Philippines) • People (Personae non gratae) • Portal • University of the Philippines Culture Awards • Sports (E-Palarong Pambansa • Philippine Basketball Association) • Staplerism • Survivor Philippines: Indonesia