Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs is Nigeria's key institution for managing international relations, representing the country globally, and advancing its diplomatic and economic interests abroad. It is vital in shaping Nigeria's foreign policy and fostering strategic partnerships that contribute to national development and global peace.

Core Functions and Responsibilities:

• Formulating and implementing Nigeria's foreign policy in alignment with national interests and global priorities.
• Managing bilateral and multilateral relations with other countries and international organizations such as the United Nations, African Union, ECOWAS, and the Commonwealth.
• Representing Nigeria abroad through embassies, high commissions, and consulates in various world regions.
• Negotiating and managing international treaties, agreements, and protocols that benefit Nigeria economically, politically, and socially.
• Protecting the rights and welfare of Nigerian citizens in the diaspora, including consular services, emergency assistance, and diaspora engagement.
• Promoting economic diplomacy to attract foreign direct investment and facilitate international trade and cooperation.
• Contributing to global peace and security efforts, including conflict resolution, mediation, and humanitarian diplomacy.
• Advocating for Nigeria's interests on global issues such as climate change, migration, public health, and development financing.

This dashboard offers a transparent view of the ministry's budget allocation, spending breakdown, and performance trends. It is designed to support public accountability and provide citizens, stakeholders, and researchers with clear insights into how resources are being used to advance Nigeria's global presence and diplomatic goals.