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The Directorate of Immigration comprises various services, notably the Department for foreigners, the Department for refugees and the Department for returns. It also has a European affairs Department and a legal Department. Moreover, the Directorate of Immigration is the delegated

Defence is an integral part of Luxembourg’s foreign policy. This is evident both within the Atlantic Alliance and the European Union’s security and defence policy, which complement one another. In deploying military personnel in NATO, European Union and

The Directorate of consular affairs and international cultural relations, in collaboration with the diplomatic and consular missions, provides consular assistance to Luxembourg nationals in distress abroad (crises, loss of identity documents, accident or serious illness, detention, etc.). The Directorate is

The Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs is responsible for the following major areas: Development cooperation and humanitarian action policy Management of mandataries for bilateral projects and programmes Relations with non-governmental organisations Relations with multilateral development and humanitarian

The Directorate of Finance and Human Resources’ remit is the administrative and financial management and modernisation of the ministry and of Luxembourg’s diplomatic network. It is subdivided into two sections: The team responsible for finance prepares and implements the

The Directorate of Protocol and the Chancellery at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs provides the protocol service for the government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Among its many and varied tasks, organising visits by foreign dignitaries and

The Directorate of Protocol and the Chancellery at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs provides the protocol service for the government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Among its many and varied tasks, organising visits by foreign dignitaries and

The Ministry’s Directorate of European Affairs and International Economic Relations (D II) coordinates European policy between the ministerial departments. It chairs the Comité interministériel de coordination de la politique européenne (Inter-ministerial committee for European policy coordination) (CICPE), and coordinates

Foreign policy covers the areas traditionally associated with diplomacy, namely international relations, security policy, peacekeeping operations, international cultural relations, relations with international organisations, as well as international trade policy and promoting Luxembourg’s image abroad. European policy plays a particular