Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade Company Profile

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Company Name	Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade
Website	https://dfat.gov.au
Snippet	Review of Australia’s soft power Soft power is the ability to influence the behaviour or thinking of others through the power of ideas and attraction. Australia-Korea Foundation 2018-19 grants Foreign Minister Bishop has annouced the recipients of 29 new grants funded by the Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF).
Motto	Advancing the interests of Australia and Australians internationally
Formed	24 July 1987[1]
Country	australia
Founded	1987
Website	www.dfat.gov.au
Industry	government administration
linkedin	linkedin.com/company/department-of-foreign-affairs-and-trade
Employees	4,958 (at June 2014)[2]
size_range	1001 - 5000
Headquarters	barton, australian capital territory, australia
Jurisdiction	Government of Australia
Annual budget	A$1.5 billion (2006/07)
Child agencies	Australian Trade and Investment Commission, Australian Secret Intelligence Service, Export Finance and Insurance Corporation, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, Export Finance and Insurance Corporation
Preceding agencies	Department of Foreign Affairs, Department of Trade (II)
Number of employees	3497
Department executive	Frances Adamson, Secretary
Ministers responsible	Marise Payne, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Birmingham, Minister for Trade and Investment, Anne Ruston, Assistant Minister for International Development and the Pacific, Mark Coulton, Assistant Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment

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