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About the State Department 

Secretary of State

- Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
- Former Secretaries of State

Biographies

- Alphabetical Listing of Department Biographies

Organization

- State Department Mission
- Department Organization Chart
- Statutory Authority
- Department Organization
- Bureaus and Offices
- Performance Plans and Reports
- Strategic Plan
- U.S. Embassies and Consulates
- Diplomacy at Work: A U.S. Embassy
- Diplomacy: The U.S. Department of State at Work
- Office of Inspector General

Related Agency

- U.S. Agency for International Development

More @ State

- Subject Index
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Diplomatic Reception Rooms
- Diplomatic Reception Rooms Tours
- State Magazine
- Foreign Affairs Manual
- Congressional Testimony
- Accessibility at the Department
- Open Forum
- Diplomats in Residence
- Great Seal [pdf]
- Tours
- Office of Civil Rights
- No FEAR Act
- Freedom of Information Act Reading Room
- Federal Rulemaking
- Website Inventory
- Telephone Directory

Contact Us

- General Contact Information
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Hotline for American Travelers
- Department of State Country Offices
- Department of State Phone Directory
- Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts
- Mailing Address
- Main Telephone Number
Highlights

Diplomatic Reception Rooms
A collection of museum-caliber American furnishings of the period 1750-1825 grace the Department's Diplomatic Reception Rooms. The furnishings, donated by public-spirited citizens, foundations, and corporations, create a stunning setting where the Secretary of State, the Vice President, and Members of the Cabinet entertain the leaders of the world as well as foreign and American dignitaries.

State Magazine Office of the Month: Recruitment, Examination and Employment
Read about how the Diplomatic Readiness Initiative catapulted REE to the forefront of the recruitment and hiring competition for America's “best and brightest.” full story
 
Do you know...
What are the State Department's four main policy goals? How many countries the U.S. maintains diplomatic relations with?  Find the answers to these questions and much more in "Diplomacy: The U.S. Department of State at Work."

  
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