The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs is a senior government official responsible for managing a country's foreign relations. This role involves overseeing diplomatic missions, negotiating treaties, and representing the nation in international organizations. The Secretary works closely with other government departments to ensure that foreign policy aligns with national interests. In many countries, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs is part of the cabinet and advises the head of state or government on international issues. This position is crucial for maintaining relationships with other countries and addressing global challenges, such as trade, security, and climate change.