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• Micah Wolfensohn is the new foreign minister and will be leading the ministry in its duties starting on 24 February 2026. (17/02/2026)
• Mateo Restrepo has resigned as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. (17/02/2026)
• Statement regarding the death of Alex Pretti at hands of ICE agents
• Statement on the Greenland annexation campaigns
• Mateo Restrepo Ortiz is officially recognized as the Minister of Foreign Affairs by the Provisional Government (13/01/2026)
• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strengthens with the creation of the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC)
• Minister Micah Wolfensohn resigns, Mateo Ortiz is provisionally reassigned to the MFA
• Micah Wolfensohn is the new minister following the cabinet reshuffle
• Diplomatic interactions with other countries begin
• The creation of the Foreign Affairs Committee is announced
• Statement on recent Chinese social media attention
• Improvements to diplomatic ties with countries with populations under 1 million
• Mateo Ortiz is the new minister of the MFA, following the resignation of Chelsea Chen

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ABOUT THE MINISTRY

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federated States of Gapla is Gapla’s ministry responsible for Gapla’s relations with foreign countries.

We manage Gapla’s foreign policy, visa issuance, tourism, diplomatic missions, and trade, as well as review applications for diplomatic relations made by foreign countries.

Our goal is to ensure that Gapla is at peace with the world and engages in helpful and productive relations with foreign countries, furthering our goal of widespread international recognition. In addition, the Ministry seeks to support Gaplan citizens while they are living, working, learning, or traveling abroad.

Micah Wolfensohn, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Micah Wolfensohn was assigned on February 17, 2026

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• How do I obtain a Gaplan visa and visit Gapla?: Please see the Tourism Website for information on Gaplan visas, visa requirements, and the procedures for visiting Gapla.
• How do I learn where the nearest Gaplan embassy or consulate is?: Please see the Diplomatic Missions page for information on Gaplan embassies and consulates, as well as information on obtaining their assistance. In an emergency, email mfa@gaplagov.org and call +1 (949)-287-3253.
• How do I obtain a Gaplan I.D. card or passport?: You may apply for an official Gaplan I.D. card or passport on on the Secure Citizen Portal. Make sure that you are signed in to your eGapla ID to view the appropriate forms. If you do not have one, request an eGapla ID on the Secure Citizen Portal.
• What is Gapla's foreign policy?: We have a non-aggressive, peaceful, and open foreign policy based around de facto situations. For more information regarding Gapla’s foreign policy and requirements for mutual recognition or diplomatic relations, please click here.
• How do I apply for diplomatic relations or mutual recognition with Gapla?: Please note our process for diplomatic relations and mutual recognitions is selective and is limited to nations having a sovereign territory with an adequate justification. You may apply on this page. Prior to applying, please read our foreign policy
• How can I contact the ministry?: On all MFA pages, you'll find contact information at the bottom.