Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yugoslavia

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yugoslavia (in 1953–1992 - Union Secretary of Foreign Affairs ) - a member of the cabinet, carrying out state administration in the field of relations of Yugoslavia with foreign states and international organizations , the head of the foreign department in 1918–2006.

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List of Ministers

Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (from 1.12.1918)

#	The Minister	Taking office	Termination of authority	Head of state
one	Ante Trumbich	December 7, 1918	November 22, 1920	Peter I Karageorgievich
2	Milenko Vesnich	November 22, 1920	January 1, 1921	Peter I Karageorgievich
3	Nikola Pasic	January 1, 1921	January 5, 1922	Peter I Karageorgievich Alexander I Karageorgievich
four	Momchilo Ninchich	January 5, 1922	July 27, 1924	Alexander I Karageorgievich
five	Voislav Marinkovich	July 27, 1924	November 6, 1924	Alexander I Karageorgievich
6	Momchilo Ninchich	November 6, 1924	December 6, 1926	Alexander I Karageorgievich
7	Milos Trifunović (acting)	December 6, 1926	December 24, 1926	Alexander I Karageorgievich
eight	Ninko Peric	December 24, 1926	April 12, 1927	Alexander I Karageorgievich
9	Voislav Marinkovich	April 17, 1927	July 2, 1932	Alexander I Karageorgievich

Kingdom of Yugoslavia (since 1929)

ten	Bogolyub Evtich	July 2, 1932	June 24, 1935	Peter II Karageorgievich (Regent - Pavel Karageorgievich )
eleven	Milan Stoyadinovich	June 24, 1935	February 5, 1939	Peter II Karageorgievich (Regent - Pavel Karageorgievich )
12	Alexander Tsintsar-Markovich	February 5, 1939	March 27, 1941	Peter II Karageorgievich (Regent - Pavel Karageorgievich )
13	Momchilo Ninchich (in exile)	March 27, 1941	January 1, 1943	Peter II Karageorgievich
14	Slobodan Jovanovic (in exile)	January 2, 1943	June 26, 1943	Peter II Karageorgievich
15	Milan Grol (in exile)	June 26, 1943	August 10, 1943	Peter II Karageorgievich
sixteen	Bozhidar Purich (in exile)	August 10, 1943	June 1, 1944	Peter II Karageorgievich
18	Ivan Shubashich (in exile)	June 1, 1944	March 7, 1945	Peter II Karageorgievich

National Committee for the Liberation of Yugoslavia ^[1] ^[2] (from 11.29.1943)

17	Josip Smodlaka		November 29, 1943	March 7, 1945	Peter II Karageorgievich (Regent - Josip Broz Tito )

Democratic Federated Yugoslavia (7.3.1945–29.11.1945)

nineteen	Ivan Shubashich		March 7, 1945	October 17, 1945	Peter II Karageorgievich (Regent - Josip Broz Tito )
20	Josip Broz Tito		October 17, 1945	November 29, 1945	Peter II Karageorgievich (Regent - Josip Broz Tito )

Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (11/29/1945; since 1963 - Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia )

20	Josip Broz Tito	November 29, 1945	January 31, 1946	Josip Broz Tito
21	Stano Simic	February 1, 1946	August 31, 1948	Josip Broz Tito
22	Edward Kardel	August 31, 1948	January 14, 1953	Josip Broz Tito
23	Kocha Popovich	January 15, 1953	April 23, 1965	Josip Broz Tito
24	Marco Nikesic	April 23, 1965	December 25, 1968	Josip Broz Tito
25	Michaud Pavichevich	December 25, 1968	April 25, 1969	Josip Broz Tito
26	Mirko Tepavac	April 25, 1969	November 1, 1972	Josip Broz Tito
27	Yaksha Petrich (acting)	November 1, 1972	December 15, 1972	Josip Broz Tito
28	Milos Minic	December 16, 1972	May 17, 1978	Josip Broz Tito
29th	Josip Vrhovec	May 17, 1978	May 17, 1982	Josip Broz Tito , Lazar Kolishevsky , Tsvietin Miyatovich , Sergey Kraiger
thirty	Lazar Moisov	May 17, 1982	May 15, 1984	Petar Stambolic , Mika Shpilyak
31	Raif Dizdarevich	May 15, 1984	December 30, 1987	Veselin Juranovich , Radovan Vlaikovich , Sinan Hassani , Lazar Moisov
32	Budimir Lonchar	December 31, 1987	December 12, 1991	Lazar Moisov , Raif Dizdarevich , Janez Drnovšek Borislav Jovic , Stepan Mesich
33	Cute Maxich	December 12, 1991	April 28, 1992	Branko Kostić (acting)

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (from 27.4.1992)

34	Vladislav Jovanovic	July 15, 1992	September 30, 1992	Dobrica осosić
35	Elijah Dukich	September 30, 1992	March 4, 1993	Dobrica осosić
35	Vladislav Jovanovic	March 4, 1993	August 15, 1995	Dobrica осosić , Zoran Lilic
36	Milan Milutinovich	August 15, 1995	January 8, 1998	Zoran Lilich , Slobodan Milosevic
37	Zhivadin Jovanovic	January 9, 1998	November 4, 2000	Slobodan Milosevic
38	Goran Svilanovich	November 4, 2000	February 4, 2003	Vojislav Kostunica

State Union of Serbia and Montenegro (4.2.2003–4.6.2006)

38	Goran Svilanovich		February 4, 2003	April 16, 2004	Svetozar Marovich
39	Vuk Draskovic		April 16, 2004	June 4, 2006	Svetozar Marovich

Notes

Links

[1] National Committee for the Liberation of Yugoslavia (NCAA)

[2] National Committee for the Liberation of Yugoslavia