Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Peru)

Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores
Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Torre Tagle Palace
Ministry overview
Formed	3 August 1821
Preceding agencies	Secretariat of Foreign Affairs Secretariat-General of Affairs Ministry of Foreign Relations and Interior Ministry of Government and Foreign Relations Ministry of Foreign Relations, Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs Ministry of Foreign Relations and Public Instruction
Jurisdiction	Government of Peru
Headquarters	Torre Tagle Palace, Lima 12°02′56″S 77°01′46″W
Minister responsible	Minister of Foreign Relations
Ministry executives	Luis Enrique Chávez Basagoitia, Deputy Minister Luis Alberto Castro Joo, Secretary General
Child Ministry	Jiron Lampa 580, Lima
Website	www.gob.pe/rree

Interior of the Torre Tagle Palace

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru (Spanish: Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores) is the government ministry in charge of foreign policy and international relations and international cooperation. It works in coordination with Peruvian ambassadors and consuls with accrediting in different countries and with international organizations. In the same way, it coordinates, attends to and treats accrediting embassies before the Peruvian State in Lima, with foreign consulates accrediting in different cities of the country and with international organizations that have seat or representatives in Lima. As of 3 September 2024, the minister is Elmer Schialer.

Ministers

Minister of Government and Foreign Relations

Juan Garcia del Rio, seigneur de Sussy	1821	1821
Bernardo Monteagudo	1821	1822
Francisco Valdivieso	1822	1823
Juan de Berindoaga, viscount of San Donás	1823	1824
Hipólito Unanue	1824	1824
José Faustino Sánchez Carrión	1824	1825
Hipólito Unanue	1825	1825
Tomás de Heres	1825	1825
José de Morales y Ugalde	1825	1825
Hipólito Unanue	1825	1825
Manuel Ruiz de Pancorvo	1825	1825
José Serra (Perú)	1825	1826
José María de Pando	1826	1827
Manuel Lorenzo de Vidaurre	1827	1827
Manuel del Río	1827	1827
Francisco Javier Mariátegui	1827	1828
José María Galdeano	1828	1828
Manuel del Río	1828	1828
Justo Figuerola	1828	1829
Mariano Alejo Álvarez	1829	1829
José de Armas	1829	1829
José María de Pando	1829	1830
Matías León	1830	1830
Carlos Pedemonte y Talavera	1830	1831
Matías León	1831	1832
Manuel Lorenzo de Vidaurre	1832	1832
José María de Pando	1832	1832
Manuel del Río	1832	1832
Nicolás de Araníbar	1832	1832
Manuel del Río	1832	1832
José María de Pando	1832	1833
Manuel del Río	1833	1833
José María de Pando	1834	1834
José María Corbacho	1834	1834
Matías León	1834	1835
José Domingo Espinar	1835	1835
Bonifacio Lazarte	1835	1835
Manuel Bartolomé Ferreyros	1835	1835
Ildefonso Zavala	1835	1835
Mariano de Sierra	1835	1835
Andrés María Torrico	1835	1836
Mariano Campero	1836	1836
Pío de Tristán	1836	1837
José María Galdeano	1837	1837
Casimiro Olañeta	1837	1838
Mnauel de Méndez	1838	1838
Benito Laso	1838	1838
Ramón Castilla	1838	1839
Benito Laso	1839	1839
Manuel del Río	1839	1839
Manuel Bartolomé Ferreyros	1839	1841
Manuel Pérez de Tudela	1841	1841
Agustín Guillermo Charún	1841	1843
José Dávila Condemarín	1843	1843
Matías León	1843	1843
José Luis Gómez Sánchez	1843	1843
Manuel Ross	1843	1843
Felipe Pardo y Aliaga	1843	1844
José Manuel Tirado	1844	1844
José Fabio Melgar	1844	1844
José Dávila Condemarín	1844	1844
Manuel Pérez Tudela	1844	1844
Matías León	1844	1845
José Dávila Condemarín	1845	1845
Matías León	1845	1845

Minister of Foreign Relations, Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs

José Dávila Condemarín	1845	1845
José Gregorio Paz-Soldán	1845	1847
Manuel del Río	1847	1847
José Gregorio Paz-Soldán	1847	1848
Matías León	1848	1848
Mariano José Sanz	1848	1848
Felipe Pardo y Aliaga	1848	1849
Juan Crisóstomo Torrico	1849	1849
Mariano José Sanz	1849	1849
Manuel Bartolomé Ferreyros	1849	1851

Minister of Government and Foreign Relations

Juan Crisóstomo Torrico	1851	1852
Joaquín José de Osma	1852	1852
Bartolomé Herrera	1852	1853
José Manuel Tirado	1853	1853
José Gregorio Paz Soldán	1853	1854
José Luis Gómez Sánchez	1854	1855

See also

• Palacio de Torre Tagle, headquarters
• Lima Stock Exchange Building, also owned by the ministry

External links

• Official Website (in Spanish)