Minister for International Cooperation (Canada) - Definition and Overview

In the Cabinet of Canada, the Minister for International Cooperation is responsible for overseeing Canadian international development strategy within the federal government's foreign department, Foreign Affairs Canada. This includes responsibility for the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).

See also

• List of Canadian Ministers for International Cooperation

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