Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech RepublicGovernment
Czechia · founded 1993
What it is
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic is the central government department responsible for the nation's foreign policy and international relations. It is tasked with managing diplomatic and consular missions abroad, overseeing bilateral and multilateral ties, and representing Czech interests in organizations such as the European Union and NATO. Formed in its modern state in 1993 following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, the institution traces its lineage back to the 1918 Czechoslovak foreign service and is headquartered in Prague's historic Černín Palace.
People
Klára Schneiderová
Head of Branch Office in Jerusalem, First Secretary
Petr Macinka
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
Imma Tor Faus
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Principality of Andorra
Oto Klempíř
Minister of Culture of the Czech Republic
Mònica Bonell Tuset
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports of the Principality of Andorra
Petr Kopřiva
Ambassador to ASEAN
Petr Kaván
Ambassador to Iraq
Jakub Kulhánek
Ambassador to the United States
Tomáš Dub
Permanent Representative to the OECD
Events (6)
2026-10-29 Death in officeHead of Czech Embassy Branch Office in Jerusalem Klára Schneiderová dies in traffic accident
2026-10-19 SummitCzech Foreign Minister Receives Andorran Foreign Minister to Mark 30 Years of Diplomatic Relations
2026-09-15 Ambassador rotationJakub Kulhánek Formally Assumes Post as Ambassador to the United States
