Minister of Foreign Affairs (Cape Verde)

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Luis Filipe Tavares, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cape Verde Luis Filipe Lopes Tavares (cropped).jpg
Luís Filipe Tavares, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cape Verde

This is a list of foreign ministers of Cape Verde .

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