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Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mauritius is a cabinet minister in charge of the Ministry Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade, responsible for conducting foreign relations of the country.

The following is a list of foreign ministers of Mauritius since its founding in 1968:[1]

No. | Name
(Birth–Death) | Portrait  | Tenure

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Mauritius (1968–1992)
1  | Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam
(1900–1985) |  | 1968–1969
2  | Gaëtan Duval
(1930–1996) |  | 1969–1973
(1) | Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam
(1900–1985) |  | 1973–1976
3  | Sir Harold Walter
(1920–1992) |  | 1976–1982
4  | Jean-Claude de l'Estrac
(b. 1948) |  | 1982–1983
5  | Anil Gayan
(b. 1948) |  | 1983–1986
6  | Madan Dulloo
(b. 1949) |  | 1986
7  | Sir Satcam Boolell
(1920–2006) |  | 1986–1990
(6) | Madan Dulloo
(b. 1949) |  | 1990
(4) | Jean-Claude de l'Estrac
(b. 1948) |  | 1990–1991
8  | Paul Bérenger
(b. 1945) |  | 1991–1992
Republic of Mauritius (1992–present)
(8) | Paul Bérenger
(b. 1945) |  | 1992–1993
9  | Swalay Kasenally
(b. 1937) |  | 1993–1994
10  | Ramduthsing Jaddoo |  | 1994–1995
(8) | Paul Bérenger
(b. 1945) |  | 1995–1997
11  | Navin Ramgoolam
(b. 1947) |  | 1997
12  | Kailash Purryag
(b. 1947) |  | 1997–2000
(5) | Anil Gayan
(b. 1948) |  | 2000–2003
13  | Jaya Krishna Cuttaree
(b. 1941) |  | 2003–2005
(6) | Madan Dulloo
(b. 1949) |  | 2005–2008
—  | Navin Ramgoolam
(b. 1947)
Acting Minister |  | 2008
14  | Arvin Boolell
(b. 1953) |  | 2008–2014
15  | Étienne Sinatambou
(b. 1963) |  | 2014–2016
16  | Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo
(b. 1944) |  | 2016–2019
17  | Nando Bodha
(b. 1954) |  | 2019–2021
18  | Alan Ganoo
(b. 1954) |  | 2021–2023
19  | Maneesh Gobin
(b. 1975[citation needed]) |  | 2023–2024
20  | Ritish Ramful
(b.1972[citation needed]) |  | 2024–present

## References

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1. ^ "Foreign ministers L-R". rulers.org. B. Schemmel. Retrieved 17 December 2014.

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