What Does The Secretary Of State Do?

The secretary of state is the government minister in charge of foreign relations. The role of a secretary of state may vary in different countries. In the UK, the secretary of state is a cabinet minister who is entrusted with looking after one of a number of government departments. In Switzerland, the secretary of state is a senior career official. In France and Belgium, a secretary of state is a junior minister who is accountable to the prime-minister or a minister. In the US, the major role of the secretary is to oversee and conduct foreign policy.
The secretary of state essentially works as the president's principal adviser on US external affairs. He is the one who grants passports to US citizens. He represents the US in international meets and conferences. The secretary of the state has the power to initiate and terminate treaties and pacts. He supervises the management of US immigration laws abroad.

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