Minister of Foreign Affairs (Central African Republic)

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Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Central African Republic (known as the Central African Empire in 1976–79) is a government minister in charge of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Central African Republic, responsible for conducting foreign relations of the country.

The following is a list of foreign ministers of the Central African Republic since its founding in 1960:^[1]

No.	Name (Birth–Death)	Portrait	Tenure
Central African Republic (1960–1976)
1	(1927–1966)		1960–1963
2	(1934–1981)		1963–1964
3	(b. 1928)		1964–1967
4	(1923–1992)		1967–1968
5	(1925–1988)		1968–1969
6	Nestor Kombot-Naguemon (1934–2004)		1969–1970
(5)	(1925–1988)		1970–1971
7			1971
8	(1939–af. 1985)		1971–1975
9	(1927–2006)		1975–1976
Central African Empire (1976–1979)
10	(1935–1984)		1976–1977
11	Michel Gbezera-Bria (b. 1946)		1977–1978
(10)	(1935–1984)		1978–1979
Central African Republic (1979–present)
12	Sylvestre Bangui (1934–1996)		1979–1980
13	(1936–2006)		1980–1981
14	(b. 1935)		1981
15	(1946–2001)		1981–1983
16	(b. 1952)		1983–1984
(7)			1984–1985
17	(1936–?)		1985–1988
(11)	Michel Gbezera-Bria (b. 1946)		1988–1990
18	(b. 1949)		1990–1991
19	(b. 1936)		1991–1992
20			1992–1993
(13)	(1936–2006)		1993–1996
(11)	Michel Gbezera-Bria (b. 1946)		1996–1997
21			1997–1999
22	Marcel Metefara (?–2009)		1999–2001
23	Agba Otikpo Mézodé		2001–2003
24	Martial Beti Marace (b. 1959)		2003
25	Karim Meckassoua (b. 1953)		2003
26	(1950?–2007)		2003–2005
27	Jean-Paul Ngoupandé (1948–2014)		2005–2006
28	Côme Zoumara (b. 1959?)		2006–2008
29			2008–2009
30			2009–2013
31			2013
32	Charles-Armel Doubane (b. 1966)		2013
33	Léonie Banga-Bothy		2013–2014
34			2014–2015
35	(b. 1973?)		2015–2016
(32)	Charles-Armel Doubane (b. 1966)		2016–2018
36	Sylvie Baïpo-Temon		2018–present

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