Soviet foreign minister

Definition

The Soviet foreign minister refers to the high-ranking government official responsible for managing the Soviet Union's relationships with other countries. They play a crucial role in diplomacy, negotiations, and representing their country's interests on an international level.

Related terms

Diplomacy: The practice of conducting negotiations between countries to maintain peaceful relations, resolve conflicts, and promote cooperation.

International Relations: The study or management of relationships between countries, including political, economic, and social interactions.

Diplomat: An official appointed by a government to represent their country's interests abroad through negotiations and discussions with officials from other nations.