Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Montenegro) explained

Agency Name:	Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro
Nativename:	Ministarstvo vanjskih poslova
Formed:	1831 (1991)
Jurisdiction:	Government of Montenegro
Headquarters:	Stanka Dragojevića 2, Podgorica
Chief1 Name:	Filip Ivanović
Chief1 Position:	Minister of Foreign Affairs
Website:	gov.me/en/mvp

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Montenegro is the foreign-affairs ministry in the Government of Montenegro.

Ministers of Foreign Affairs since 1879

Montenegrin monarchy

Minister of Foreign Affairs		Name	Term of office			Political party	Monarch
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Stanko Radonjić	20 March 1879	14 October 1889		Independent	Nicholas I
2		Gavro Vuković	14 October 1889	19 December 1905		Independent
3		Lazar Mijušković	19 December 1905	24 November 1906		True People's Party
4		Marko Radulović	24 November 1906	1 February 1907		People's Party
5		Andrija Radović	1 February 1907	17 April 1907		People's Party
6		Lazar Tomanović	17 April 1907	28 August 1910		Independent

Minister of Foreign Affairs		Name	Term of office			Political party	Monarch
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
(6)		Lazar Tomanović	28 August 1910	23 August 1911		Independent	Nicholas I
7		Dušan Gregović	23 August 1911	19 June 1912		Independent
8		Mitar Martinović	19 June 1912	8 May 1913		True People's Party
		Dušan Vukotić ^[1]	3 October 1912			Independent
9		Petar Plamenac	8 May 1913	11 September 1915		Independent
10		Janko Vukotić	11 September 1915	2 January 1916		Independent
style="background:;"	-		Mirko M. Mijušković ^[2]		3 October 1915			Independent
(2)		Lazar Mijušković	2 January 1916	25 January 1916		True People's Party

Montenegrin government-in-exile

Minister of Foreign Affairs		Name	Term of office			Political party	Regent	Monarch
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
(2)		Lazar Mijušković	25 January 1916	12 May 1916		True People's Party	Milena of Montenegro Anto Gvozdenović	Nicholas I Danilo Mihailo
(4)		Andrija Radović	12 May 1916	17 January 1917		People's Party
11		Milutin Tomanović	17 January 1917	11 June 1917		Independent
12		Evgenije Popović	11 June 1917	17 February 1919		Independent
13		Jovan Plamenac	17 February 1919	28 June 1921		True People's Party
14		Pero Šoć	28 June 1921	14 September 1922		Independent
15		Anto Gvozdenović	23 September 1922	14 September 1929		Independent

Ministers of Foreign Affairs, since 1991

Union with Serbia

Name		Party	Term of Office
	Nikola Samardžić	none	15 February 1991	1 August 1992
	Miodrag Lekić	none	1 August 1992	17 May 1995
	Janko Jeknić	DPS	17 May 1995	17 January 1997
	Branko Perović	DPS	17 January 1997	27 January 2000
	Branko Lukovac	none	27 January 2000	8 January 2003
	Dragiša Burzan	SDP	8 January 2003	29 July 2004
	Miodrag Vlahović	none	29 July 2004	10 November 2006

Restoration of Montenegrin independence

Name		Party	Term of Office
	Milan Roćen	DPS	10 November 2006	10 July 2012
	Nebojša Kaluđerović	none	10 July 2012	4 December 2012
	Igor Lukšić	DPS	4 December 2012	28 November 2016
	Srđan Darmanović	none	28 November 2016	4 December 2020
	Đorđe Radulović	none	4 December 2020	28 April 2022
	Ranko Krivokapić	SDP	28 April 2022	21 October 2022
	Dritan Abazović	URA	21 October 2022	31 October 2023
	Filip Ivanović	PES	31 October 2023	Incumbent

External links

• Official Website

Notes and References

1. When Mitar Martinović was on the military camp, he was representated by Dušan Vukotić in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
2. When WW1 started and Janko Vukotić was on military camp, he was representated by Mirko Mijušković in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs