List of international trips made by the United States Secretary of State

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John Kerry with King Salman of Saudi Arabia on August 25, 2016, after arriving at the Royal Court in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, for a bilateral meeting preceding discussions, August 25, 2016

This is a list of international visits undertaken by the United States Secretary of State. The list includes both private travel and official state visits. The list includes only foreign travel which the Secretaries of State have made during their tenure in the position.^[1]

The first Secretary of State who made a trip abroad was William H. Seward, who visited the Danish West Indies in 1866. In the early years, most Secretary of State visits took place in the North, Central, and South American countries and in the Caribbean. John Hay was the first Secretary of State to visit Europe. Cordell Hull was the first to go to Asia. William P. Rogers was the first Secretary of State to make a state visit to sub-Saharan Africa.

William H. Seward

• William H. Seward (in office 1861–1869)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
Danish West Indies	Saint Thomas, St. Croix, Frederiksted, Christiansted	Met with Danish colonial officials during a working vacation. Also met with former Mexican President Santa Anna. Departed from Washington January 1.	January 9–12, 1866
Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo	Met with President Báez and his Cabinet.	January 14, 1866
Haiti	Port-au-Prince	Met with President Geffrand and his Cabinet.	January 16–17, 1866
Spanish Cuba	Havana	Met with Spanish colonial officials. Returned to U.S. January 28.	January 20–23, 1866

John Hay

• John Hay (In Office: 1898–1905) ^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
Italy	Genoa, Nervi	Vacation trip for health reasons.	April 3–29, 1905
German Empire	Bad Nauheim		April 30 – May 21, 1905
France	Paris		May 22 – June 1, 1905
United Kingdom	London, Liverpool		June 2–7, 1905

Elihu Root

• Elihu Root (in office 1905–1909)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
United Kingdom	Newfoundland, Labrador	Gathered information on the fisheries question during a vacation trip.	August 1–31, 1905
Brazil	Pará, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Santos	Attended Third International Conference of American States. Left U.S. July 4.	July 17 – August 7, 1906
Uruguay	Montevideo	Met with President Batlle y Ordóñez and Foreign Minister Romeu; delivered several public addresses	August 10–13, 1906
Argentina	Buenos Aires, Bahía Blanca	Met with President Figueroa and Foreign Minister Montes; delivered several public addresses	August 14–21, 1906
Chile	Lota, Santiago de Chile, Valparaíso	Met with President Riesco and Foreign Minister Huneeus; delivered several public addresses.	August 31 – September 4, 1906
Peru	Callao, Lima	Met with President Pardo and Foreign Minister Prado; delivered several public addresses.	September 10–16, 1906
Panama	Panama City	Met with President Amador and addressed the National Assembly.	September 20–21, 1906
Colombia	Cartagena	Met with Foreign Minister Vázquez-Cobo.	September 24, 1906
Canada	Montreal, Ottawa	Official visit at the invitation of the Governor-General.	September 29 – October 16, 1907
Mexico	Mexico City, Cuernavaca, Puebla, Orizaba, Guadalajara, Potosí.	Met with President Díaz, Foreign Minister Mariscal, and Governors of several Mexican States. Delivered several public addresses Left Washington September 26.	September 29 – October 16, 1907

Philander C. Knox

• Philander C. Knox (in office 1909–1913)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
Panama	Colón, Panama City	Met with President Chiari and Foreign Minister Arjona. Left U.S. February 23.	February 27–29, 1912
Costa Rica	Limón, San José, Puntarenas	Met with President Jiménez and Foreign Minister Castro Quesada.	March 1–4, 1912
Nicaragua	Corinto, Managua	Met with President Díaz and Foreign Minister Chamorro; addressed the National Assembly.	March 5–7, 1912
Honduras	Amapala	Met with Foreign Minister Vásquez.	March 8–9, 1912
El Salvador	Acajutla, San Salvador	Met with President Araujo and Foreign Minister Castro Ramírez.	March 10–13, 1912
Guatemala	Puerto San José, Guatemala City, Quirigua, Puerto Barrios	Met with President Estrada Cabrera and Foreign Minister Toledo Herrarte;addressed the Legislature.	March 14–17, 1912
Venezuela	La Guaira, Caracas, Puerto Cabello	Met with President Gómez and Foreign Minister Matos; delivered several public addresses.	March 22–25, 1912
Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo	Met with President Victoria.	March 27–28, 1912
Danish West Indies	Saint Thomas	Met with Danish colonial (Virgin Islands) officials.	March 30, 1912
Haiti	Port-au-Prince	Met with President Leconte and Foreign Minister Léger.	April 3–4, 1912
Cuba	Guantánamo, Santiago, Havana	Met with President Gómez and Secretary of State Sanguily; returned to U.S. April 16.	April 5–13, 1912
Jamaica	Kingston, Port Antonio	Met with British colonial officials during unofficial (Jamaica) visit.	April 8, 1912
Japan	Tokyo	Attended funeral ceremony for Emperor Mutsuhito; left U.S. August 22; returned October 11.	September 9–22, 1912

Robert Lansing

Secretary of State Robert Lansing with U.S. Peace Delegates at Versailles Peace Conference, 1919

• Robert Lansing (in office 1915–1920)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
France	Paris	Accompanied President Wilson to the Paris Peace Conference. Left U.S. December 4, 1918; returned July 22, 1919.	December 14, 1918 – July 14, 1919

Bainbridge Colby

• Bainbridge Colby (in office 1920–1921)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
Barbados	Bridgetown	Met with British colonial officials during a refueling stop en route to South America. Left U.S. December 4.	December 10, 1920
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	Official visit; repaid visit by President Pessoa	December 21–24, 1920
Uruguay	Montevideo	Official visit; repaid 1918 visit by President (then Foreign Minister) Brum.	December 28–31, 1920
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Official visit.	January 1–4, 1921
Trinidad and Tobago	Port-of-Spain	Met with British colonial (Trinidad) officials while returning from South America. Returned to U.S. January 26.	January 19–21, 1921

Charles Evans Hughes

• Charles Evans Hughes (in office 1921–1925)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
Bermuda	Bermuda	Vacation. Left U.S. February 15; returned March 6.	February 17 – March 4, 1922
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	Commemorating centenary of Brazilian independence. Left U.S. August 24; returned September 23.	September 5–12, 1922
Canada	Montreal	Addressed meeting of Canadian Bar Association.	September 4–6, 1923
United Kingdom	London	As President of the American Bar Association, attended an international law convention. Left U.S. July 12.	July 19–28, 1924
France	Paris	Visited with French international lawyers.	July 28–31, 1924
Belgium	Brussels, Malines	Received honorary degrees from the Universities of Brussels and Louvain.	July 31 – August 2, 1924
Germany	Berlin	Met with President Ebert and Foreign Minister Stresemann. Returned to U.S. August 14.	August 3–4, 1924

Frank Kellog

Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg with French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand during the signing of the Kellogg–Briand Pact, in Paris, 1928

• Frank B. Kellogg (in office 1925–1929)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
Canada	Fort Erie	Attended dedication of the "Peace Bridge" between Buffalo, New York and Ft. Erie.	August 7, 1927
Cuba	Havana	Attended the Sixth International Conference of American States with President Coolidge. Left U.S. January 14; returned January 20.	January 15–17, 1928
Canada	Ottawa	Official visit.	February 8–10, 1928
France	Paris	Negotiated and signed the Treaty on the Renunciation of War (Kellogg–Briand Pact). Left U.S. August 19.	August 24–29, 1928
Ireland	Kingstown, Dublin	Official visit while returning from Paris.	August 30 – September 3, 1928
France	Cherbourg	Embarked for the U.S.; returned September 10.	September 4, 1928

Henry L. Stimson

• Henry L. Stimson (in office 1929–1933)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
United Kingdom	London	Attended the London Naval Conference. Left U.S. January 8; returned April 30.	January 25 – April 22, 1930
Canada	Toronto	Dedicated the Peace Monument during an unofficial visit.	June 12–14, 1930
Italy	Rome	Prime Minister Mussolini and Foreign Minister Grandi. Left U.S. June 27.	July 9–14, 1931
France	Paris	Met with Premier Laval and Finance Minister Flandin	July 15–19, 1931
United Kingdom	London	Attended conference on the German economic crisis.	July 19–24, 1931
Germany	Berlin	Met with President von Hindenburg and senior German officials.	July 25–27, 1931
Netherlands	The Hague	Met with Dutch officials.	July 27, 1931
United Kingdom	London, Rogart	Met with Prime Minister MacDonald; vacationed in Scotland. Returned to U.S. September 3.	July 28 – August 28, 1931
Switzerland	Geneva	Chairman of U.S. Delegation to Disarmament Conference. Left U.S. April 8; returned May 14.	April 16 – May 1, 1932

Cordell Hull

• Cordell Hull (in office 1933–1944)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
United Kingdom	London	Chairman of U.S. Delegation to the Monetary and Economic Conference. Left U.S. May 31; returned August 1.	June 8 – July 27, 1933
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Santos	Met with President Vargas and Foreign Minister de Mello Franco en route to Inter-American Conference in Montevideo. Delivered several public addresses. Left U.S. November 17.	November 24–25, 1933
Uruguay	Montevideo	Attended 7th International Conference of American States.	November 28 – December 26, 1933
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Met with President Justo and addressed the American Club. Toured Argentine Lake District en route to Chile.	December 27–31, 1933
Chile	Santiago de Chile, Valparaíso, Antofagasta	Met with President Alessandri, addressed the Senate, and delivered several public addresses.	January 1–8, 1934
Peru	Mollendo, Callao, Lima, Talara	Met with President Benavides and Foreign Minister Solon Polo and delivered several public addresses.	January 9–13, 1934
Ecuador	La Libertad, Manta, Bahía de Caráquez	Met with Ecuadorean officials and delivered public addresses.	January 13–14, 1934
Colombia	Buenaventura	Met with Colombian officials and delivered public addresses.	January 15, 1934
Panama	Panama City	Met with President Arias and Foreign Minister Arosemena. Returned to U.S. January 19.	January 17, 1934
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro, Santos	Met with President Vargas and Foreign Minister Macedo Soares en route to Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace. Left U.S. November 7.	November 19–21, 1936
Uruguay	Montevideo	Met with President Terra and delivered a public address.	November 24, 1936
Argentina	Buenos Aires	Attended Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace.	November 25 – December 26, 1936
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro, Santos	Met with President Vargas and delivered public addresses while returning to U.S.	December 29–31, 1936
Trinidad and Tobago	Port-of-Spain	Stopped while returning to U.S. Returned January 13, 1937.	January 8, 1937
Canada	Toronto	Returned visit by Prime Minister Mackenzie King.	October 22–23, 1937
Panama	Panama City	Met with President Arosemena and addressed a conference of Foreign Service officers while en route to conference in Lima. Left U.S. November 25.	November 30 – December 1, 1938
Colombia	Buenaventura	Delivered a public address en route to conference in Lima.	December 2, 1938
Ecuador	Guayaquil		December 4, 1938
Peru	Callao, Lima	Attended 8th International Conference of American States.	December 7–27, 1938
Ecuador	Guayaquil	Delivered a public address while returning to U.S.	December 30, 1938
Colombia	Buenaventura		January 1, 1939
Panama	Panama City	Met with President Arosemena. Returned to U.S. January 9, 1939.	January 3, 1939
Cuba	Havana	Attended Conference of American States. Left U.S. July 19; returned August 1.	July 20–30, 1940
Canada	Quebec City	Attended Quebec Conference with President Roosevelt.	August 20–24, 1943
French Morocco	Casablanca	Disembarked en route to Moscow Conference. Left U.S. October 7.	October 15, 1943
France	Algiers	Met with Generals Eisenhower and De Gaulle.	October 15, 1943
Egypt	Cairo	Met with King Farouk, King George of Greece and King Peter of Yugoslavia.	October 16, 1943
Iran	Tehran	Met with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and with British Foreign Secretary Eden.	October 17, 1943
Soviet Union	Moscow	Attended Moscow Conference with British Foreign Secretary Eden.and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. Returned to U.S. November 10.	October 18 – November 3, 1943

Edward Stettinius

• Edward Stettinius, Jr. (in office 1944–1945)^[1]

Secretary of State Edward Stettinius with Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov during the Yalta Conference, in Crimea, 1945

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
French Morocco	Marrakesh	Preparations for the Malta and Yalta Conferences. Left U.S. January 25.	January 26–30, 1945
Italy	Naples	Discussed postwar issues and policy toward Italy with Presidential adviser Harry Hopkins.	January 30–31, 1945
Malta	Malta	Attended the Malta Conference.	January 31 – February 2, 1945
Soviet Union	Yalta, Moscow	Accompanied President Roosevelt to the Crimea conference. Met afterward (February 11–14) with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov.	February 3–14, 1945
Egypt	Cairo, Alexandria	Met with Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie; conferred with President Roosevelt.	February 14–15, 1945
Liberia	Monrovia	Met with President Tubman.	February 16–17, 1945
Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	Met with President Vargas.	February 17–19, 1945
Guatemala	Guatemala City	Met with the Presidential Triumvirate and Secretary of Foreign Relations Munoz Meany.	February 20, 1945
Mexico	Chapultepec	Attended Inter-American Conference on the Problems of War and Peace.	February 20 – March 8, 1945
Cuba	Havana	Official visit. Returned to U.S. March 10.	March 9, 1945

James F. Byrnes

Secretary of State James F. Byrnes with Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov during the Potsdam Conference, in Potsdam, 1945

• James F. Byrnes (in office 1945–1947)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
Belgium	Antwerp, Brussels	Disembarked en route to the Potsdam Conference. Left U.S. July 6.	July 15, 1945
Germany	Potsdam	Accompanied President Truman to the Tripartite Conference of Berlin (Potsdam Conference).	July 17–25, 1945
United Kingdom	Plymouth	Accompanied President Truman to a meeting with King George VI. Returned to U.S. August 7.	August 2, 1945
	London	Attended Council of Foreign Ministers meeting.	September 5 – October 3, 1945
Soviet Union	Moscow	Ministers meeting. Left U.S. December 12; returned December 29.	December 14–27, 1945
United Kingdom	London	Attended first session of the UN General Assembly.	January 4–26, 1946
France	Paris	Attended Second Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers.	April 25 – May 18, 1946
		Attended second part of the Second Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers.	June 13 – July 13, 1946
		Attended Paris Peace Conference.	July 28 – October 15, 1946

George C. Marshall

• George C. Marshall (in office 1947–1949)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
France	Paris	Met with President Auriol and senior officials. Laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Left U.S. March 5.	March 6–7, 1947
Germany	West Berlin	Conferred with U.S. military government officials.	March 7–9, 1947
Soviet Union	Moscow	Attended Fourth Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers	March 10 – April 25, 1947
Germany	West Berlin	Held a press conference while returning to U.S. Returned April 26.	April 25, 1947
Brazil	Petrópolis	Attended Inter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Continental Peace.	August 15 – September 3, 1947
United Kingdom	London	Attended Fifth Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers.	November 25 – December 15, 1947
Colombia	Bogotá	Attended Ninth International Conference of American States.	March 30 – April 25, 1948
France	Paris	9-11 to confer with President Truman on the Berlin Crisis.	September 20 – October 9, 1948
		Attended Third Session of the UN General Assembly.	October 12–16, 1948
Greece	Athens	Met with Prime Minister Sophoulis and senior Greek officials.	October 16–18, 1948
Italy	Rome, Castel Gandolfo	Met with Prime Minister De Gasperi, Foreign Minister Sforza, and Pope Pius XII.	October 19, 1948
France	Paris	Attended Third Session of the UN General Assembly.	October 19–29, 1948
United Kingdom	London	Met informally with British officials during a private visit.	October 29 – November 1, 1948
France	Paris	Attended Third Session of the UN General Assembly.	November 1–22, 1948

Dean Acheson

• Dean Acheson (in office 1949–1953)^[1]

Country	Locations	Details	Dates
France	Paris	Attended 6th Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers.	May 20 – June 20, 1949
		Met with the Foreign Ministers of the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands.	November 9–11, 1949
West Germany	Frankfurt am Main, Bonn	Met with President Heuss and Chancellor Adenauer.	November 11–13, 1949
Germany	Berlin	Met with West Berlin officials and the commandants of the occupation sectors. Briefly visited East Berlin.	November 14, 1949
France	Paris	Conferred with French; left U.S. May 6.	May 7–8, 1950
United Kingdom	London	Attended 6th Session of the North Atlantic Council.	May 9–19, 1950
Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Council Meeting.	December 18–20, 1950
Canada	Ottawa	Attended 7th Session of the North Atlantic Council.	September 15–20, 1951
France	Paris	Attended Sixth Session of the UN General Assembly. Left U.S. October 25.	November 6–23, 1951
Italy	Rome	Attended 8th Session of the North Atlantic Council.	November 23 – December 4, 1951
United Kingdom	London	Attended the funeral of King George VI and conferred with the British and French Foreign Ministers and with West German Chancellor Adenauer.	February 13–19, 1952
Portugal	Lisbon	Attended 9th Session of the North Atlantic Council.	20.–February 26, 1952
West Germany	Bonn	Signed Bonn Agreement providing for West German membership in NATO and the European Defense Community.	May 23–26, 1952
France	Paris	Signed Protocol to the North Atlantic Treaty regarding the European Defense Community, May 28.	May 26–29, 1952
United Kingdom	London	Met with British and French Foreign Ministers. Received honorary degree from Oxford University.	June 23–28, 1952
Germany	West Berlin	Spoke at cornerstone laying for the American Memorial Library.	June 29, 1952
Austria	Vienna	Met with Austrian officials.	June 29–30, 1952
French West Africa	Dakar	Overnight stop en route to Brazil.	July 1, 1952
Brazil	Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Belém	Official visit. Addressed the Brazilian Congress.	July 2–8, 1952
Trinidad and Tobago	Port-of-Spain	Overnight stop while returning to the U.S.	July 8, 1952
Canada	Ottawa	Met with Canadian officials and attended a Cabinet meeting.	November 21–22, 1952
France	Paris	Attended a Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council.	December 15–20, 1952

John Foster Dulles

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Vice President Richard Nixon with President of Indonesia Sukarno in Jakarta in 1956

• John Foster Dulles (in office 1953–1959)^[1]

	Country	Locations	Details	Dates
1	Italy	Rome	Met with senior Italian officials.	January 31 – February 1, 1953
	France	Paris	Met with senior French officials and with representatives of NATO and the Organization for European Economic Cooperation.	February 1–3, 1953
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden.	February 3–5, 1953
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with President Heuss and Chancellor Adenauer.	February 5–6, 1953
	Netherlands	Amsterdam	Met with Queen Juliana and Foreign Minister Beyen.	February 6, 1953
	Belgium	Brussels	Met with senior Belgian officials.	February 7–8, 1953
	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Met with representatives of the European Coal and Steel Community.	February 8, 1953
2	France	Paris	Attended 11th meeting of the North Atlantic Council.	April 21–26, 1953
3	Egypt	Cairo	Met with Prime Minister Naguib, Foreign Minister Fawzi, and Egyptian military leaders. Attended regional conference of U.S. Ambassadors.	May 11–13, 1953
	Israel	Tel Aviv, Jerusalem	Met with Prime Minister Ben Gurion and Foreign Minister Sharett.	May 13–14, 1953
	Jordan	Amman	Met with Prime Minister Mulqui and Foreign Minister Khalidy.	May 14–15, 1953
	Syria	Damascus	Met with President Shishakli.	May 15–16, 1953
	Lebanon	Beirut	Met with President Chamoun and senior Lebanese officials.	May 16–17, 1953
	Iraq	Baghdad	Met with Prime Minister Madfai and senior Iraqi officials.	May 17–18, 1953
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh, Dhahran	Met with King Ibn Saud and senior Saudi officials.	May 18–19, 1953
	India	New Delhi	Met with Prime Minister Nehru and senior Indian officials.	May 20–22, 1953
	Pakistan	Karachi	Met with Prime Minister Ali and senior Pakistani officials.	May 22–25, 1953
	Turkey	Ankara, Istanbul	Met with President Bayer, Prime Minister Menderes, and senior Turkish officials.	May 25–27, 1953
	Greece	Athens	Met with Prime Minister Papagos and senior Greek officials.	May 27–28, 1953
	Libya	Tripoli	Met with Prime Minister Muntasser and senior Libyan officials.	May 28, 1953
4	Japan	Tokyo	Stopped en route to Korea.	August 2, 1953
	South Korea	Seoul	Signed Korean Mutual Defense Treaty.	August 3–7, 1953
	Japan	Tokyo	Met with Prime Minister Yoshida while returning to U.S. Announced return of the Amami Islands to Japan. Returned to U.S. August 10.	August 8, 1953
5	United Kingdom	London	Met with the British and French Foreign Ministers.	October 15–18, 1953
6	Bermuda	Bermuda	Accompanied President Eisenhower to the Three-Power Conference.	December 4–8, 1953
7	France	Paris	Attended 12th NATO Foreign Ministers Meeting.	December 12–16, 1953
8	Germany	Berlin	Attended Big Four Foreign Ministers Meeting. Sessions of February 1–6, 15, and 17 were held in East Berlin.	January 22 – February 18, 1954
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Adenauer.	February 18, 1954
9	Venezuela	Caracas	Attended 10th Inter-American Conference.	February 28 – March 13, 1954
10	United Kingdom	London	Discussed the situation in Indochina with Foreign Secretary Eden.	April 11–13, 1954
	France	Paris	Discussed the situation in Indochina with Foreign Minister Bidault.	April 13–14, 1954
11			Attended meeting of the North Atlantic Council.	April 21–24, 1954
	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended Geneva Conference on Indochina and Korea.	April 24 – May 3, 1954
	Italy	Milan	Met with Prime Minister Scelba while returning to U.S. Returned May 4.	May 3, 1954
12	France	Paris	Conferred with Prime Ministers Eden and Mendès France on the Geneva Conference.	July 13–15, 1954
13	Philippines	Manila	Signed the Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty (Manila Pact).	September 3–9, 1954
	Republic of China	Taipei	Met with President Chiang Kai-shek while returning from Manila.	September 9, 1954
	Japan	Tokyo	Met with Prime Minister Yoshida and Foreign Minister Okazaki en route from Manila.	September 9–10, 1954
14	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Adenauer.	September 16–17, 1954
	United Kingdom	London	Conferred with British officials during return from Bonn.	September 17–18, 1954
15			Attended Nine-Power Conference on German Question.	September 26 – October 3, 1954
16	France	Paris	Attended NATO, Four- and Nine-Power Conferences. Returned to U.S. October 25.	October 20–23, 1954
17			Attended North Atlantic Council meeting.	December 15–19, 1954
18	Bahamas	Nassau	Vacation	January 29 – February 6, 1955
19	Philippines	Manila	Met with President Magsaysay en route to Bangkok.	February 21–22, 1955
	Thailand	Bangkok	Attended First Meeting of the SEATO Ministerial Council.	February 22–26, 1955
	Burma	Rangoon	Met with Premier U Nu and senior Burmese officials.	February 26, 1955
	Laos	Vientiane	Met with Crown Prince Savang and senior Laotian officials.	February 27, 1955
	Cambodia	Phnom Penh	Met with King Sihanouk and senior Cambodian officials.	February 28, 1955
	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with Premier Diem and senior Vietnamese officials.	February 28 – March 1, 1955
	Philippines	Manila	Attended the opening session of a Chiefs of Mission Conference.	March 1–2, 1955
	Republic of China	Taipei	Exchanged instruments of ratification of the Mutual Defense Treaty.	March 3, 1955
20	Canada	Ottawa	Official visit.	March 17–19, 1955
21	France	Paris	Attended North Atlantic Council meeting.	May 7–12, 1955
	Austria	Vienna	Signed the Austrian State Treaty.	May 13–15, 1955
22	France	Paris	Met with the French and British Foreign Ministers and attended a North Atlantic Council meeting.	July 14–16, 1955
	Switzerland	Geneva	Accompanied President Eisenhower to the Heads of Government Conference.	July 16–23, 1955
23	Canada	Ottawa	Attended meeting of the Joint U.S.-Canadian Commission on Trade and Economic Affairs.	September 25–26, 1955
24	Italy	Rome	Met with President Gronchi and Foreign Minister Martino. Left Washington October 21.	October 22–23, 1955
	Vatican City State	Vatican City	Audience with Pope Pius XII.	October 23, 1955
	France	Paris	Attended working group and NATO Ministerial Meetings.	October 23–26, 1955
	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the United Kingdom, France, the Soviet Union, and the United States.	October 26 – November 16, 1955
25	Spain	Madrid	Met with Generalissimo Franco.	November 1, 1955
26	Austria	Vienna	Unofficial visit. Attended opening of the Vienna State Opera.	November 5–6, 1955
	Yugoslavia	Pula, Brioni	Met with President Tito.	November 6, 1955
27	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 14–17, 1955
	Malta	Malta	Stopped en route to Pakistan.	March 3–4, 1956
	Pakistan	Karachi	Attended Second SEATO Council Meeting.	March 5–9, 1956
	India	New Delhi	Met with Prime Minister Nehru and senior Indian officials.	March 9–11, 1956
	Ceylon	Colombo	Met with Prime Minister Kotelawala.	March 11, 1956
	Indonesia	Jakarta	Met with President Sukarno and senior Indonesian officials.	March 12–13, 1956
	Thailand	Bangkok	Met with Premier Pibul and senior Thai officials.	March 13–14, 1956
	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with President Diem and senior Vietnamese officials	March 14–15, 1956
	Philippines	Manila	Met with President Magsaysay and senior Philippine officials.	March 15–16, 1956
	Republic of China	Taipei	Met with President Chiang and senior Chinese Nationalist officials.	March 16–17, 1956
	South Korea	Seoul	Met with President Rhee and senior Korean officials.	March 18–19, 1956
	Japan	Tokyo	Met with Premier Hatoyama and Foreign Minister Shigemitsu.	March 18–19, 1956
28	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 2–7, 1956
29	Panama	Panama City	Accompanied President Eisenhower to a meeting of the presidents of the American Republics.	July 21–24, 1956
	Colombia	Bogotá	Met with President Rojas Pinilla and senior Colombian officials.	July 24–25, 1956
	Ecuador	Quito	Met with Foreign Minister Villagómez Yépez.	July 25, 1956
	Peru	Lima	Attended the inauguration of President Prado Ugarteche.	July 26–28, 1956
30	United Kingdom	London	Attended Tripartite Conference on the Suez Canal with the British and French Foreign Ministers.	August 1–2, 1956
31			Attended 22-Power conference on Suez Canal.	August 15–24, 1956
32			Attended Second Suez Conference.	September 18–21, 1956
33			Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 9–14, 1956
34	Australia	Canberra	Attended Third Meeting of SEATO Council of Ministers. Left Washington March 6; returned March 17.	March 9–14, 1957
35	Bermuda	Bermuda	Attended a meeting between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan.	March 21–24, 1957
36	West Germany	Bonn	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 2–4, 1957
	France	Paris	Met with Prime Minister Mollet and attended meeting of U.S. Chiefs of Mission to European countries.	May 5–6, 1957
37	Canada	Kingston, Ottawa	Personal and private visit. Met informally with Prime Minister Diefenbaker.	July 26–28, 1957
	United Kingdom	London	Attended UN disarmament conference.	July 29 – August 2, 1957
38	France	Paris	Accompanied President Eisenhower to meeting of NATO Heads of Government.	December 13–20, 1957
	Spain	Madrid	Met with Generalissimo Franco and senior Spanish officials while returning from Paris.	December 20, 1957
39	Morocco	Marrakesh	Met with King Mohammed V, Foreign Minister Balafrej, and senior Moroccan officials.	January 23, 1958
	Iran	Tehran	Met with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and senior Iranian officials.	January 24–26, 1958
	Turkey	Ankara	Attended Baghdad Pact Ministerial Meeting.	January 26–30, 1958
40	Philippines	Manila	Attended Fourth Meeting of the SEATO Ministerial Council. Left U.S. March 7.	March 10–13, 1958
	Republic of China	Taipei	Met with President Chiang and attended a conference of U.S. Chiefs of Mission to Asian countries. Returned March 18.	March 14–16, 1958
41	Denmark	Copenhagen	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 3–8, 1958
	Germany	West Berlin	Met with city and U.S. officials.	May 8, 1958
	France	Paris	Attended the opening session of a conference of U.S. Chiefs of Mission to European countries.	May 8–10, 1958
42			Discussed nuclear armaments with President De Gaulle.	July 4–6, 1958
	Canada	Ottawa	Accompanied President Eisenhower on an informal visit.	July 8–11, 1958
43	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Adenauer on way to meeting of the Baghdad Pact.	July 26, 1958
	United Kingdom	London	Attended the 5th Ministerial Meeting of the Baghdad Pact.	July 26–28, 1958
44	Brazil	Rio de Janeiro, Brasília	Official visit.	August 4–6, 1958
45	Italy	Rome	Met with President Gronchi and senior Italian officials.	October 18–19, 1958
	Vatican City State	Vatican City	Attended funeral ceremonies for Pope Pius XII.	October 19, 1958
	United Kingdom	Brize Norton	Met with Foreign Secretary Lloyd en route to Taipei.	October 19, 1958
46	Republic of China	Taipei	Consultations concerning the Mutual Defense Treaty.	October 21–23, 1958
47	Mexico	Mexico City	Attended the inauguration of President López Mateos.	November 30 – December 2, 1958
48	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting and a Big Four Ministers meeting.	December 13–18, 1958
	Jamaica	High Rock	Vacation	December 19, 1958 – January 3, 1959
49	United Kingdom	London	Met with Prime Minister Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Lloyd.	February 4–5, 1959
	France	Paris	Met with President De Gaulle, Foreign Minister Couve de Murville, and NATO Secretary General Spaak.	February 6–7, 1959
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Adenauer and Foreign Minister Von Brentano.	February 7–8, 1959

Christian Herter

• Christian Herter (in office 1959–1961)^[1]

	Country	Locations	Details	Dates
1	France	Paris	Attended a meeting of Western Foreign Ministers.	April 27 – May 2, 1959
2	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended a Conference of the Foreign Ministers of France, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, and the United States on the questions of Germany and Berlin.	May 11 – June 20, 1959
3	Canada	Ottawa	Informal meeting with Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Minister for External Affairs Green.	July 11, 1959
	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended second Conference of Foreign Ministers on the German question.	July 13 – August 5, 1959
4	Germany	West Berlin	Dedicated John-Foster-Dulles-Allee.	July 25, 1959
5	Chile	Santiago de Chile	Attended the 5th Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the American States.	August 11–18, 1959
6	West Germany	Bonn	Accompanied President Eisenhower to a meeting with Chancellor Adenauer.	August 26–27, 1959
	United Kingdom	London, Chequers	Accompanied President Eisenhower on an informal visit. Also met with Spanish Foreign Minister Castiella.	August 27 – September 2, 1959
7	France	Paris	Accompanied President Eisenhower to meeting of the North Atlantic Council.	September 2–4, 1959
8			Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting and a meeting of the Heads of State and Government of France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States.	December 13–22, 1959
9	Brazil	Brasília, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo	Accompanied President Eisenhower on a good will tour.	February 23–26, 1960
	Argentina	Buenos Aires, Mar del Plata, San Carlos de Bariloche		February 26–29, 1960
	Chile	Santiago de Chile		February 29 – March 2, 1960
	Uruguay	Montevideo		March 2–3, 1960
10	United Kingdom	London	Overnight stop en route to Tehran.	April 26–27, 1960
	Iran	Teheran	Attended CENTO Ministerial Meeting.	April 28–30, 1960
	Turkey	Istanbul	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	April 30 – May 4, 1960
	Greece	Athens	Met with King Paul I and Prime Minister Karamanlis.	May 5, 1960
11	France	Paris	Accompanied President Eisenhower to a meeting of the Chiefs of State and Heads of Government of France, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Also attended a meeting of NATO's Permanent Council.	May 13–21, 1960
12	Costa Rica	San José	Attended the 6th and 7th Meetings of Consultation of the American Foreign Ministers.	August 16–29, 1960
13	Mexico	Mexico City	Attended ceremonies for the 150th anniversary of Mexican independence.	September 15–16, 1960
14	Belgium	Brussels	Personal representative of the President at the wedding of King Baudouin.	December 13–14, 1960
	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 14–18, 1960

Dean Rusk

• Dean Rusk (in office 1961–1969)^[1]

	Country	Locations	Details	Dates
1	Thailand	Bangkok	Attended the Seventh Annual Meeting of the SEATO Council of Ministers.	March 26–30, 1961
	India	New Delhi	Met with Prime Minister Nehru.	March 30, 1961
2	Turkey	Ankara	Attended CENTO Ministerial Council Meeting.	April 26–29, 1961
3	Norway	Oslo	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 6–10, 1961
	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended 14-nation Conference on Laos.	May 10–21, 1961
4	France	Paris	Accompanied President Kennedy on State visit.	May 31 – June 3, 1961
	Austria	Vienna	Accompanied President Kennedy to talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev.	June 3–4, 1961
	United Kingdom	London	Accompanied President Kennedy during a private visit.	June 4–6, 1961
5	France	Paris	Attended a Foreign Ministers meeting on Berlin and met with the NATO Permanent Council.	August 4–9, 1961
	Italy	Rome, Milan, Cadenabbia	Met with Italian Prime Minister Fanfani and Foreign Minister Segni, and, on August 10, with German Chancellor Adenauer.	August 9–10, 1961
6	Japan	Hakone	Attended a meeting of U.S.-Japan Joint Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs.	November 1–4, 1961
	South Korea	Seoul	Met with President Park and senior Korean officials.	November 4–5, 1961
7	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 10–16, 1961
	Spain	Madrid	Met with Generalissimo Franco and Foreign Minister Castiella.	December 16, 1961
8	Bermuda	Bermuda	Accompanied President Kennedy to a meeting with Prime Minister Macmillan.	December 20–22, 1961
9	Uruguay	Punta del Este	Attended the 8th Meeting of Consultation of the American Foreign Ministers.	January 20 – February 1, 1962
10	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended 18-nation Disarmament Conference.	March 10–27, 1962
11	United Kingdom	London	Attended CENTO Ministerial Council Meeting.	April 29 – May 2, 1962
	Greece	Athens	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 2–6, 1962
12	Australia	Canberra	Attended ANZUS Council Meeting.	May 8–9, 1962
	New Zealand	Wellington	Met with senior New Zealand officials.	May 10–11, 1962
13	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	June 19–21, 1962
	Germany	West Berlin	Met with Mayor Brandt and signed city's Golden Book.	June 21, 1962
	West Germany	Bonn	Discussed the Berlin crisis with Chancellor Adenauer and Foreign Minister Schröder.	June 21–23, 1962
	Italy	Rome	Met with President Segni, Premier Fanfani, and senior Italian officials.	June 23–24, 1962
	United Kingdom	London, Oxford	Met with Prime Minister Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Home. Received an honorary degree from Oxford University.	June 24–27, 1962
	Portugal	Lisbon	Discussed extension of U.S. base rights in the Azores.	June 27–28, 1962
14	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended the Conference on Laos.	July 20–25, 1962
15	Canada	Ottawa	Met with Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Minister for External Affairs Green	August 24–26, 1962
16	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 11–16, 1962
	Ireland	Dublin	Stopped while returning to U.S.	December 16, 1962
17	Costa Rica	San José	Accompanied President Kennedy to the Conference of the presidents of Central American Republics.	March 18–20, 1963
18	France	Paris	Attended SEATO Ministerial Council Meeting.	April 7–11, 1963
19	Turkey	Ankara	Met with President Gürsel, Premier İnönü, and senior Turkish officials.	April 27–28, 1963
	Iran	Tehran	Met with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Foreign Minister Aram.	April 28–29, 1963
	Pakistan	Karachi	Attended CENTO Ministerial Meeting.	April 29 – May 2, 1963
	India	New Delhi	Met with Prime Minister Nehru.	May 2–4, 1963
	Yugoslavia	Belgrade	Met with President Tito; returned official visit by the Yugoslav Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.	May 4–5, 1963
20	Canada	Ottawa	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 20–24, 1963
21	West Germany	Bonn, Frankfurt am Main	Accompanied President Kennedy.	June 23–26, 1963
	Germany	West Berlin		June 26, 1963
	United Kingdom	London		June 27–30, 1963
	Italy	Rome, Naples		June 30 – July 2, 1963
22	Soviet Union	Moscow, Gagra	Signed the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.	August 3–10, 1963
	West Germany	Bonn	Discussed the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty with Chancellor Adenauer and Foreign Minister Schröder.	August 10–11, 1963
23		Bonn, Frankfurt am Main	Dedicated a memorial to General George C. Marshall in Frankfurt.	October 25–27, 1963
24	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 13–18, 1963
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Foreign Secretary Butler.	December 18–19, 1963
25	Japan	Tokyo	Attended a meeting of Joint U.S.-Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs.	January 24–28, 1964
	South Korea	Seoul	Met with President Park.	January 29, 1964
27	Philippines	Manila	Attended SEATO Ministerial Council Meeting.	April 11–16, 1964
	Republic of China	Taipei	Met with President Chiang	April 16–17, 1964
	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with President Khánh and conferred with U.S. officials.	April 17–19, 1964
28	Canada	Ottawa	Attended a meeting of the Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs.	April 30, 1964
29	Belgium	Brussels	Met with Foreign Minister Spaak and officials of the European Economic Community.	May 8–10, 1964
	Netherlands	The Hague	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 10–14, 1964
30	India	New Delhi	Attended the funeral of Prime Minister Nehru.	May 28–30, 1964
	Thailand	Bangkok	Met with Prime Minister Kittikachorn and Foreign Minister Khoman.	May 31, 1964
	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with Premier Khánh and senior Vietnamese officials.	May 31, 1964
31	Iceland	Reykjavík	Overnight stop en route to Paris.	December 12–13, 1964
	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 13–17, 1964
32	United Kingdom	London	Attended the funeral of former Prime Minister Churchill.	January 28–30, 1965
33	Iran	Tehran	Attended CENTO Ministerial Meeting.	April 6–9, 1965
	Switzerland	Geneva	Conferred with U.S. Ambassadors to Middle Eastern countries.	April 9, 1965
34	United Kingdom	London, Runnymede	Attended NATO meeting and dedication of JFK Memorial.	May 12–14, 1965
	Austria	Vienna	Attended anniversary ceremonies for Austrian State Treaty.	May 15, 1965
35	Venezuela	Caracas	Met with President Leoni.	November 13–14, 1965
	Argentina	Buenos Aires	Met with Foreign Minister Zavala Ortiz.	November 15–16, 1965
	Uruguay	Montevideo	Met with President Beltrán.	November 16, 1965
	Brazil	Rio de Janeiro	Attended the Second Special Inter-American Conference.	November 16–24, 1965
	Paraguay	Asunción	Met with President Stroessner while returning to U.S.	November 24, 1965
36	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 13–16, 1965
	Spain	Madrid	Met with Generalissimo Franco and senior Spanish officials.	December 16, 1965
37	India	New Delhi	Attended funeral of Prime Minister Shastri.	January 12–13, 1966
	Thailand	Bangkok	Met with senior Thai officials.	January 14, 1966
	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with Premier Ky and Foreign Minister Do.	January 15, 1966
	Philippines	Manila	Met with President Marcos. Returned to Washington January 19.	January 16, 1966
38	Mexico	Mexico City	Accompanied President Johnson on an informal visit. Dedicated a statue of President Lincoln.	April 15–16, 1966
39	Turkey	Ankara	Attended CENTO Ministerial Council Meeting.	April 19–22, 1966
40	Finland	Helsinki	Met with Foreign Minister Karjalainen.	May 31 – June 1, 1966
	Norway	Bodø, Oslo	Met with Prime Minister Borten.	June 1–3, 1966
	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	June 3–8, 1966
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Erhard and senior German officials.	June 8–9, 1966
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Prime Minister Wilson.	June 9–10, 1966
41	Australia	Canberra	Attended SEATO and ANZUS Council Meetings.	June 25 – July 2, 1966
	Philippines	Manila	Met with President Marcos.	July 2, 1966
	Republic of China	Taipei	Met with President Chiang and seniro Chinese Nationalist officials.	July 3–4, 1966
	Japan	Kyoto, Tokyo	Attended a meeting of U.S.-Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs.	July 4–7, 1966
	South Korea	Seoul	Met with President Park and signed an agreement on the status of U.S. forces.	July 8–9, 1966
42	Mexico	Mexico City	Attended the inauguration of a new Foreign Office building.	September 30 – October 1, 1966
43	Japan	Yokota	Stopped en route to Manila.	October 21, 1966
	Philippines	Manila	Attended the Seven-Nation Conference on Vietnam.	October 21–27, 1966
	South Vietnam	Cam Ranh Bay	Accompanied President Johnson on a visit to U.S. military personnel.	October 26, 1966
	Thailand	Bangkok	Accompanied President Johnson on a State visit.	October 27–30, 1966
	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur		October 30–31, 1966
	South Korea	Seoul		October 31 – November 2, 1966
44	Mexico	Ciudad Acuna	Accompanied President Johnson on a visit to the Amistad Dam.	December 3, 1966
45	Japan	Tokyo	Met with senior Japanese officials.	December 5–7, 1966
	Republic of China	Taipei	Met with President Chiang and senior Chinese Nationalist officials.	December 7–9, 1966
	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with Foreign Minister Do and senior Vietnamese officials.	December 9–11, 1966
	Thailand	Bangkok	Met with Foreign Minister Khoman and senior Thai officials.	December 11–12, 1966
	India	New Delhi	Met with Foreign Minister Chagla.	December 12, 1966
	Iran	Tehran	Met with senior Iranian officials.	December 12–13, 1966
	France	Paris	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 13–16, 1966
46	Argentina	Buenos Aires	Attended the Third Special Inter-American Conference.	February 14–21, 1967
47	Uruguay	Punta del Este	Attended the conference of OAS Heads of State and Foreign Ministers.	April 7–14, 1967
48	West Germany	Bonn, Cologne	Accompanied President Johnson to the funeral of Chancellor Adenauer.	April 23–26, 1967
49	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	June 12–14, 1967
	Ireland	Shannon	Met with Irish Foreign Minister Aiken.	June 14, 1967
50	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 10–15, 1967
51	New Zealand	Wellington	Attended SEATO, ANZUS, and Seven-Nation Meetings.	March 30 – April 5, 1968
52	Iceland	Reykjavík	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	June 22–26, 1968
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Kiesinger.	June 26, 1968
53	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	November 12–16, 1968
	Spain	Madrid	Met with Generalissimo Franco and Foreign Minister Castiella.	November 16–18, 1968
	Portugal	Lisbon	Met with Premier Caetano and Foreign Minister Franco Nogueira.	November 18–19, 1968

William P. Rogers

• William P. Rogers (in office 1969–1973)^[1]

	Country	Locations	Details	Dates
1	Belgium	Brussels	Accompanied President Nixon; attended the 23d meeting of the North Atlantic Council.	February 23–24, 1969
	United Kingdom	London	Accompanied President Nixon on an informal visit.	February 24–26, 1969
	West Germany	Bonn	Accompanied President Nixon.	February 26–27, 1969
	Germany	West Berlin		February 27, 1969
	Italy	Rome		February 27–28, 1969
	Vatican City State	Vatican City		March 2, 1969
2	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with President Thiệu and U.S. and Vietnamese officials. Left U.S. May 12.	May 14–19, 1969
	Thailand	Bangkok	Attended the SEATO Council and Seven-Nation Meetings.	May 19–23, 1969
	India	New Delhi	Met with Prime Minister Gandhi and senior Indian officials.	May 23–24, 1969
	Pakistan	Lahore	Met with President Yahya and senior Pakistani officials.	May 24–25, 1969
	Afghanistan	Kabul	Met with King Mohammad Zahir Shah and Prime Minister Etemadi.	May 25, 1969
	Iran	Tehran	Attended CENTO Ministerial Meeting.	May 26–28, 1969
3	Canada	Montreal	Accompanied President Nixon to the 10th Anniversary ceremonies of the St. Lawrence Seaway.	June 27, 1969
4	Philippines	Manila	Accompanied President Nixon on a State visit.	July 26–27, 1969
	Indonesia	Jakarta		July 27–28, 1969
	Japan	Tokyo	Attended a meeting of the Joint Committee on Trade and Economic Development. Signed a space cooperation agreement.	July 28–31, 1969
	South Korea	Seoul	Met with President Park and senior Korean officials.	July 31 – August 1, 1969
	Republic of China	Taipei	Met with President Chiang and senior Chinese Nationalist officials.	August 1–3, 1969
	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	Met with British colonial officials and held a press conference.	August 3–5, 1969
	Indonesia	Bali	Met with Foreign Minister Malik.	August 5–7, 1969
	Australia	Canberra	Attended ANZUS Council Meeting.	August 7–9, 1969
	New Zealand	Auckland	Met with Prime Minister Holyoake.	August 9–10, 1969
5	Mexico	Ciudad Acuna	Accompanied President Nixon to the dedication of the Amistad Dam.	September 8, 1969
6	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting. Visited the Commission of the European Communities.	December 4, 1969
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Brandt, Foreign Minister Scheel, and senior German officials.	December 5, 1969
	Belgium	Brussels	Addressed the Belgo-American Association.	December 6, 1969
	France	Paris	Met with President Pompidou, senior French officials, and with the U.S. delegation to the Vietnam Peace Talks.	December 6–8, 1969
7	Morocco	Rabat	Met with King Hassan II and senior Moroccan officials. Signed an air transport agreement.	February 7–9, 1970
	Tunisia	Tunis	Met with President Bourguiba and senior Tunisian officials.	February 9–11, 1970
	Ethiopia	Addis Abeba	Met with Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie and senior Ethiopian officials. Addressed the Organization of African Unity February 12.	February 11–13, 1970
	Kenya	Nairobi	Met with President Kenyatta and senior Kenyan officials.	February 13–15, 1970
	Zambia	Lusaka	Met with President Kaunda and senior Kenyan officials.	February 15–16, 1970
	Zaire	Kinshasa	Met with President Mobutu and senior Congolese officials. Attended a conference of U.S. Chiefs of Mission to African countries.	February 16–18, 1970
	Cameroon	Douala, Yaounde	Met with President Ahidjo and senior Cameroonian officials.	February 18–19, 1970
	Nigeria	Lagos	Met with General Gowon and senior Nigerian officials.	February 19–20, 1970
	Ghana	Accra	Met with Prime Minister Busia and senior Ghanaian officials.	February 20–21, 1970
	Liberia	Monrovia	Met with President Tubman and senior Liberian officials.	February 21–22, 1970
	Netherlands Antilles	Aruba	Stopped while returning to U.S.	February 22–23, 1970
8	Italy	Rome	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 24–28, 1970
	Spain	Madrid	Met with Foreign Minister López-Bravo and senior Spanish officials.	May 28–29, 1970
	Portugal	Lisbon	Met with Prime Minister Caetano and senior Portuguese officials. Amended an air transport agreement.	May 29–31, 1970
9	Philippines	Manila	Attended SEATO Ministerial Council Meeting.	July 1–4, 1970
	South Vietnam	Saigon	Met with the Foreign Ministers of countries contributing troops to Vietnam.	July 4–7, 1970
	Japan	Tokyo	Attended a meeting of U.S. Chiefs of Mission to Asian countries and met with Prime Minister Sato and senior Japanese officials.	July 7–10, 1970
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Prime Minister Heath and Foreign Secretary Home.	July 10–12, 1970
10	Mexico	Puerto Vallarta	Accompanied President Nixon during an official visit.	August 20–21, 1970
11	Italy	Rome, Naples		September 27–30, 1970
	Yugoslavia	Belgrade, Zagreb	Accompanied President Nixon on a State visit.	September 30 – October 2, 1970
	Spain	Madrid		October 2–3, 1970
	United Kingdom	London	Accompanied President Nixon on an informal visit.	October 3, 1970
	Ireland	Dublin, Waterville, Timahoe	Accompanied President Nixon on a State visit.	October 3–5, 1970
12	France	Paris	Accompanied President Nixon to the funeral of former President De Gaulle.	November 11–12, 1970
13	Canada	Ottawa	Attended a meeting of the Joint U.S.-Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs.	November 23–24, 1970
14	Mexico	Mexico City	Attended the inauguration of President Echeverría.	November 29 – December 1, 1970
	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 2–5, 1970
15	Costa Rica	San José	Attended OAS General Assembly Meeting.	April 13–16, 1971
	Mexico	Cozumel	Vacation	April 16–18, 1971
16	United Kingdom	London	Attended SEATO Council Meeting.	April 26–29, 1971
	France	Paris	Met with Foreign Minister Schuman.	April 29, 1971
	Turkey	Ankara	Attended CENTO Ministerial Meeting.	April 29 – May 1, 1971
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Met with King Faisal and Foreign Minister Saqqaf.	May 1–2, 1971
	Jordan	Amman	Met with King Hussein and senior Jordanian officials. Discussed the Jarring Middle East peace initiative.	May 2–3, 1971
	Lebanon	Beirut	Met with President Frangieh and senior Lebanese officials.	May 3–4, 1971
	Egypt	Cairo	Met with President Sadat and senior Egyptian officials. Discussed the Jarring peace initiative.	May 4–6, 1971
	Israel	Tel Aviv	Met with Prime Minister Meir, Foreign Minister Eban, and senior Israeli officials. Discussed the Jarring peace initiative.	May 6–8, 1971
	Italy	Rome	Met with Foreign Minister Moro and senior Italian officials.	May 8–9, 1971
	Vatican City State	Vatican City	Audience with Pope Paul VI.	May 8, 1971
17	Portugal	Lisbon	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	June 1–6, 1971
	France	Paris	Attended the 10th OECD Ministerial Council Meeting.	June 6–9, 1971
18	Bermuda	Bermuda	Vacation	October 29 – November 1, 1971
19	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 7–10, 1971
20	Portugal	Azores (Terceira Island)	Accoompanied President Nixon to meeting with French President Pompidou and Portuguese Prime Minister Caetano.	December 12–14, 1971
21	Bermuda	Bermuda	Accompanied President Nixon to meeting with British Prime Minister Heath.	December 20–21, 1971
22	China	Beijing	Accompanied President Nixon on a State visit.	February 17–28, 1972
23	Canada	Ottawa	Accompanied President Nixon on a State visit.	April 13–15, 1972
24	Iceland	Reykjavík	Met with Prime Minister Jóhannesson and Foreign Minister Ágústsson.	May 2–3, 1972
	United Kingdom	London	Pre-summit consultation with Prime Minister Heath and Foreign Secretary Douglas Home.	May 3–4, 1972
	Belgium	Brussels	Met with the Belgian and Dutch Foreign Ministers and with the President of the Commission of the European Community.	May 4–5, 1972
	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Official visit. Met with Grand Duke Jean and senior Luxembourg officials.	May 5–6, 1972
25	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Foreign Minister Scheel.	June – July 5, 1972
26	Austria	Salzburg	Accompanied President Nixon on an informal visit.	May 20–22, 1972
	Soviet Union	Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev	Accompanied President Nixon on a State visit.	May 22–29, 1972
	West Germany	Bonn	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 29–31, 1972
	Poland	Warsaw	Accompanied President Nixon on official visit. Signed consular convention with Poland.	May 31 – June 1, 1972
	United Kingdom	London	Attended CENTO Ministerial Meeting.	June 1–2, 1972
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with senior West German officials.	June 2–3, 1972
	Germany	Berlin	Signed Final Quadripartite Protocol to the Quadripartite Agreement on Berlin.	June 3, 1972
27	Australia	Canberra, Perth	Attended SEATO and ANZUS Council Meetings.	June 24–29, 1972
	Indonesia	Jakarta	Met with President Suharto and Foreign Minister Malik.	June 30 – July 1, 1972
28	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Met with Foreign Minister Bandaranaike while en route to Yemen.	July 1, 1972
	North Yemen	Sana'a	Announced the re-establishment of diplomatic relations.	July 1–2, 1972
	Bahrain	Manama	Met with Emir Sheikh Isa bin Salman al-Khalifa.	July 2–3, 1972
	Kuwait	Kuwait City	Met with Amir Sheikh Sabah as-Salim as-Sabah.	July 3–4, 1972
	Greece	Athens	Met with Premier Papadopoulas and senior Greek officials.	July 4–5, 1972
	Romania	Bucharest	Met with President Ceaușescu. Signed consular convention and cultural and scientific exchange agreements.	July 5–6, 1972
	Hungary	Budapest	Met with First Secretary Kádár. Signed consular convention and scientific and technical exchange agreements.	July 6–7, 1972
	Yugoslavia	Belgrade, Dubrovnik, Pula, Brion	Official visit. Met with President Tito July 9.	July 7–9, 1972
	Italy	Rome	Met with President Leone and senior Italian officials	July 10–11, 1972
	Vatican City State	Vatican City	Audience with Pope Paul VI.	July 11, 1972
29	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 5–8, 1972
30	France	Paris	Signed the Vietnam Peace Agreement.	January 26–27, 1973
31			Attended the International Conference on Vietnam.	February 24 – March 3, 1973
32	Mexico	Mexico City	Met with President Echeverría and senior Mexican officials.	May 12–14, 1973
	Nicaragua	Managua	Met with President Somoza and senior Nicaraguan officials.	May 14, 1973
	Venezuela	Caracas	Met with President Caldera, Foreign Minister Calvani and senior Venezuelan officials.	May 14–15, 1973
	Peru	Lima	Met with President Velasco and addressed the Andean Pact Junta.	May 15–16, 1973
	Colombia	Bogotá	Met with President Pastrana, Foreign Minister Vázquez, and senior Colombian officials.	May 17–18, 1973
	Brazil	Rio de Janeiro, Brasília	Met with President Médici and senior Brazilian officials.	May 19–22, 1973
	Argentina	Buenos Aires	Attended the inauguration of President Cámpora.	May 23–26, 1973
	Netherlands Antilles	Curaçao	Stopped en route to Jamaica.	May 27, 1973
	Jamaica	Kingston	Met with Prime Minister Manley and senior officials.	May 27–28, 1973
33	Iceland	Reykjavík	Accompanied President Nixon to a meeting with French President Pompidou.	May 30 – June 1, 1973
34	Iran	Tehran	Attended CENTO Council Meeting.	June 8–11, 1973
	Denmark	Copenhagen	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	June 12–15, 1973
35	United Kingdom	London	Attended the birthday party of former Prime Minister Douglas-Home.	July 1, 1973
	Finland	Helsinki	Attended the first phase of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe.	July 1–3, 1973
36	Czechoslovakia	Prague	Official visit. Signed a consular convention.	July 8–9, 1973
37	Japan	Tokyo	Attended a meeting of the Joint U.S.-Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs.	July 15–17, 1973
	South Korea	Seoul	Met with President Park and senior Korean officials.	July 18–20, 1973

Henry Kissinger

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and President Gerald Ford with Soviet general secretary Leonid Brezhnev and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrey Gromyko on aboard a Soviet train headed for Vladivostok, 1974

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and President Gerald Ford with Chinese chairman Mao Tse-Tung in Beijing, 1975

• Henry Kissinger (in office 1973–1977)^[1]

	Country	Locations	Details	Dates
1	Soviet Union	Moscow	Met with general secretary Brezhnev to discuss the Middle East war.	October 20–22, 1973
	Israel	Tel Aviv	Met with Prime Minister Meir to discuss the Middle East war.	October 22, 1973
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home.	October 22, 1973
2	Morocco	Rabat	Met with King Hassan II and senior Moroccan officials.	November 5–6, 1973
	Tunisia	Tunis	Stopped en route to Egypt.	November 6, 1973
	Egypt	Cairo	Met with President Sadat; announced agreement to resume diplomatic relations.	November 6–7, 1973
	Jordan	Amman	Met with King Hussein and senior Jordanian officials.	November 8, 1973
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Met with King Faisal and senior Saudi officials.	November 8–9, 1973
	Iran	Tehran	Met with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.	November 9, 1973
	Pakistan	Islamabad	Met with Prime Minister Bhutto and senior Pakistani officials.	November 10, 1973
	China	Beijing	Met with Chairman Mao Tse-tung, Premier Zhou Enlai, and senior Chinese officials.	November 10–14, 1973
	Japan	Tokyo	Chiefs of Mission to Asian countries.	November 14–16, 1973
	South Korea	Seoul	Met with Premier Kim.	November 16, 1973
3	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 8–11, 1973
	United Kingdom	London	Attended a Chiefs of Mission conference.	December 12, 1973
	Algeria	Algiers	Met with President Boumédiène and Foreign Affairs Minister Bouteflika.	December 13, 1973
	Egypt	Cairo	Met with President Sadat to discuss Middle East peace negotiations.	December 14, 1973
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Met with King Faisal I to discuss the Middle East peace negotiations.	December 14, 1973
	Syria	Damascus	Met with President Assad to discuss the Middle East peace negotiations.	December 15, 1973
	Jordan	Amman, Rayak	Met with King Hussein to discuss the Middle East peace process.	December 15, 1973
	Lebanon	Beirut	Met with President Frangieh and Premier Solh.	December 16–17, 1973
	Israel	Jerusalem, Tel Aviv	Met with Prime Minister Meir to discuss the Middle East peace process.	December 17, 1973
	Portugal	Lisbon	Official visit. Discussed bilateral relations with senior officials.	December 17–18, 1973
	Spain	Madrid	Official visit. Discussed bilateral relations with senior officials.	December 18–19, 1973
	France	Paris	Discussed the Vietnam situation with North Vietnamese negotiator Thọ	December 19–20, 1973
	Switzerland	Geneva	Attended opening session of Middle East Peace Conference.	December 20–22, 1973
4	Spain	Madrid	Met with Foreign Minister Cortona while en route to Egypt.	January 11, 1974
	Egypt	Aswan, Luxor	Negotiations leading to Egyptian–Israeli ("Kilometer 101") disengagement agreement. Was in Egypt January 12–13, 14–15, 16–17. January 12–17,	January 12–17, 1974
	Israel	Tel Aviv, Jerusalem	Negotiations leading to Egyptian–Israeli ("Kilometer 101") disengagement agreement. Was in Egypt January 11–12, 13–14, 16, and 18.	12.–January 17, 1974
	Jordan	Aqaba	Egyptian–Israeli disengagement agreement.	19.–January 20, 1974
	Syria	Damascus	Briefed President Assad on the Egyptian–Israeli disengagement agreement.	January 20, 1974
	Israel	Tel Aviv, Jerusalem	Presented the Syrian position on military disengagement.	January 20, 1974
5	Panama	Panama City	Signed a statement of principles for negotiation of a new Panama Canal Treaty.	February 7, 1974
6	Mexico	Mexico City	Attended the Tlatelolco Conference of Latin American Foreign Ministers.	February 20–24, 1974
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Prime Minister Heath and Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home en route to the Middle East.	February 25, 1974
	Syria	Damascus	Met with President Assad.	February 26, 1974
	Israel	Jerusalem	Met with Prime Minister Meir.	February 27–28, 1974
	Egypt	Cairo	Announced re-establishment of diplomatic relations.	February 28, 1974
7	Syria	Damascus	Presented an Israeli proposal for military disengagement to President Assad.	March 1–2, 1974
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Briefed King Faisal I on the Syrian–Israeli peace process.	March 2, 1974
	Jordan	Amman	Briefed King Hussein on the Syrian–Israeli peace process.	March 2, 1974
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Brandt and Foreign Minister Scheel.	March 3, 1974
	Belgium	Brussels	Briefed NATO and EEC officials on the Middle East peace process.	March 4, 1974
8	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Brandt and Foreign Minister Scheel.	March 24, 1974
	Soviet Union	Moscow	Discussed preparations for the Moscow Summit	March 24–28, 1974
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Prime Minister Wilson and Foreign Minister Callaghan.	March 28, 1974
9	Mexico	Acapulco, Mexico City	Honeymoon. Also met with senior Mexican officials.	March 30 – April 9, 1974
10	Switzerland	Geneva	Met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to discuss bilateral relations.	April 28–29, 1974
	Algeria	Algiers	Met with President Boumédiène en route to the Middle East.	April 29–30, 1974
	Egypt	Alexandria	Discussed economic aid and the peace process with President Sadat.	April 30 – May 1, 1974
	Israel	Tel Aviv	Discussed the peace process with Foreign Minister Eban.	May 2–3, 1974
	Syria	Damascus	Shuttle negotiations leading to an Israeli–Syrian disengagement agreement. Kissinger was in Damascus May 3–4, 12, 14, 16–17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29.	May 3–29, 1974
	Israel	Jerusalem	Shuttle negotiations leading to an Israeli–Syrian disengagement agreement. Kissinger was in Jerusalem May 4–5, 6–7, 7–8, 8–9, 10–12, 12–14, 14–16, 17–18, 18–20, 21–22, 22–23, 23–25, 25–26, 27–28, and 29–30.	May 4–31, 1974
	Jordan	Amman	Briefed King Hussein and Prime Minister Rifai on the Israeli–Syrian negotiations.	May 5–6, 1974
	Cyprus	Nicosia	Met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to discuss Soviet-American relations and the Middle East situation.	May 7, 1974
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Briefed King Faisal and Foreign Minister Saqqaf on the Israeli–Syrian negotiations.	May 9, 1974
	Egypt	Cairo	Briefed President Sadat on Israeli–Syrian negotiations. Also visited Cairo May 30.	May 9–10, 1974
11	Austria	Salzburg	Accompanied President Nixon.	June 10–11, 1974
	West Germany	Bad Reichenhall	Met with Foreign Minister Genscher.	June 11, 1974
	Egypt	Cairo, Alexandria	Accompanied President Nixon.	June 12–14, 1974
	Saudi Arabia	Jeddah		June 14–15, 1974
	Syria	Damascus		June 15–16, 1974
	Israel	Tel Aviv, Jerusalem		June 16–17, 1974
	Canada	Ottawa	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	June 17–19, 1974
12	Belgium	Brussels	Accompanied President Nixon to a meeting of NATO Heads of Government.	June 25–26, 1974
	Soviet Union	Moscow, Simferopol, Minsk	Accompanied President Nixon on an official visit.	June 27 – July 3, 1974
	Belgium	Brussels	Briefed NATO officials on the U.S.-Soviet summit.	July 3–4, 1974
	France	Paris	Briefed President Giscard d'Estaing and Foreign Minister Sauvagnargues on the U.S.-Soviet summit.	July 4–5, 1974
	Italy	Rome	Briefed Prime Minister Rumor on the U.S.-Soviet summit.	July 5–6, 1974
	Vatican City State	Vatican City	Audience with Pope Paul VI.	July 6, 1974
	West Germany	Düsseldorf, Munich	Briefed Foreign Minister Federal Genscher on the U.S.-Soviet summit.	July 6–8, 1974
	United Kingdom	London	Summit.	July 8–9, 1974
	Spain	Madrid	Signed a Joint Declaration of Principles on security cooperation.	July 9, 1974
13	Egypt	Cairo	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with President Sadat and Foreign Minister Fahmy.	October 9–10, 1974
	Syria	Damascus	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with President Assad.	October 11, 1974
	Jordan	Amman, Aqaba	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with King Hussein and Prime Minister Rifai.	October 11–12, 1974
	Israel	Tel Aviv	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with Prime Minister Rabin and Foreign Minister Allon.	October 12–13, 1974
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with King Faisal and Foreign Minister Saqqaf.	October 13, 1974
	Egypt	Cairo	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with President Sadat.	October 14, 1974
	Syria	Damascus	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with President Assad.	October 14, 1974
	Algeria	Algiers	Reviewed the Middle East peace process with President Boumédiène.	October 14–15, 1974
	Morocco	Rabat	Reviewed bilateral relations and the Middle East peace process with King Hassan II.	October 15, 1974
14	Mexico	Nogales, Magdalena de Kino	Accompanied President Ford to a meeting with President Echeverría.	October 21, 1974
15	Denmark	Copenhagen	Stopped en route to Moscow.	October 23, 1974
	Soviet Union	Moscow	Met with general secretary Brezhnev, Foreign Minister Gromyko, and other Soviet officials.	October 23–27, 1974
	India	New Delhi	Official visit. Signed an agreement establishing a U.S.-Indian Joint Commission.	October 27–30, 1974
	Bangladesh	Dhaka	Met with Prime Minister Rahman and Foreign Minister Hossain.	October 30–31, 1974
	Pakistan	Rawalpindi	Met with Prime Minister Bhutto.	October 31 – November 1, 1974
	Afghanistan	Kabul	Official visit. Met with Prime Minister Daoud and senior Afghan officials.	November 1, 1974
	Iran	Tehran	Met with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and senior Iranian officials. Established U.S.-Iran Joint Commission.	November 1–3, 1974
	Romania	Bucharest	Official visit. Met with President Ceaușescu and Foreign Minister Mancovescu.	November 3–4, 1974
	Yugoslavia	Belgrade	Official visit. Met with President Tito and senior Yugoslav officials.	November 4, 1974
	Italy	Rome	Met with President Leone and Foreign Minister Moro. Addressed the World Food Conference November 5.	November 4–5, 1974
	Egypt	Cairo	Discussed the Middle East peace process with President Sadat and Foreign Minister Fahmy.	November 5–6, 1974
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Discussed the Middle East peace process with King Faisal and Foreign Minister Saqqaf.	November 6, 1974
	Jordan	Amman	Discussed the Middle East peace process with King Hussein and Prime Minister Rifai.	November 6–7, 1974
	Syria	Damascus	Discussed the Middle East peace process with President Assad.	November 7, 1974
	Israel	Jerusalem	Discussed the Middle East peace process with Prime Minister Rabin and Foreign Minister Allon.	November 7–8, 1974
	Tunisia	Tunis	Discussed the Middle East peace process with President Bourguiba and Foreign Minister Chatti.	November 8–9, 1974
16	Japan	Tokyo	Accompanied President Ford on a State visit.	November 18–22, 1974
	South Korea	Seoul	Accompanied President Ford.	November 22–23, 1974
	Soviet Union	Vladivostok	Accompanied President Ford to a discussion on strategic arms limitations with general secretary Brezhnev.	November 23–24, 1974
	Japan	Tokyo	Met with Foreign Minister Kimura.	November 25, 1974
	China	Beijing, Soochow	Met with Foreign Minister Chiao.	November 25–29, 1974
17	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 12–13, 1974
	France	Martinique	Joined President Ford for a meeting with French President Giscard d'Estaing.	December 14–16, 1974
18	Israel	Jerusalem	Official visit. Discussed prospects for a second Egyptian–Israeli disengagement agreement.	February 10–12, 1975
	Egypt	Cairo		February 12–13, 1975
	Syria	Damascus	Briefed President Assad on the Middle East peace process.	February 13, 1975
	Israel	Tel Aviv, Jerusalem	Official visit. Discussed prospects for a second Egyptian–Israeli disengagement agreement.	February 13–14, 1975
	Jordan	Aqaba	Briefed King Hussein and Prime Minister Rifai on the Middle East peace process.	February 14, 1975
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Briefed King Faisal on the Middle East peace process.	February 15, 1975
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Foreign Minister Genscher.	February 15–16, 1975
	Switzerland	Geneva	Met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.	February 16–17, 1975
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Foreign Secretary Callaghan.	February 18, 1975
	Switzerland	Zurich	Met with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran.	February 18, 1975
	France	Paris	Met with Foreign Minister Sauvagnargues.	February 18–19, 1975
19	United Kingdom	Cardiff	Attended a banquet in honor of Foreign Secretary Callaghan.	March 6, 1975
	Belgium	Brussels	Discussed the Cyprus Question with Greek Foreign Minister Bitsios.	March 7, 1975
	Egypt	Aswan	Discussed a further Egyptian–Israeli disengagement. Discussions continued in Aswan March 9, 12–14, and 17–18.	March 8–18, 1975
	Syria	Damascus	Reviewed Middle East peace process with President Assad.	March 9, 1975
	Israel	Tel Aviv, Jerusalem	Egyptian–Israeli disengagement. Discussions continued in Jerusalem March 9–10, 12, 14, 16–17, 18, and 20–23.	March 9–23, 1975
	Turkey	Ankara	Met with Prime Minister Ecevit and senior Turkish officials.	March 10–11, 1975
	Syria	Damascus	Briefed President Assad on the Egyptian–Israeli peace process	March 15, 1975
	Jordan	Amman	Briefed King Hussein on the Middle East peace process.	March 15–16, 1975
	Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	Met with King Faisal to review the Middle East peace process and bilateral relations.	March 19, 1975
20	Austria	Vienna	Met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko regarding the Middle East.	May 18–20, 1975
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Schmidt and Foreign Minister Genscher.	May 20–21, 1975
	Germany	West Berlin	Met with City officials. Addressed the Berlin House of Representatives.	May 21, 1975
	Turkey	Ankara	Attended CENTO Ministerial Meeting.	May 21–23, 1975
21	France	Paris	Attended the IEA and OECD Ministerial Meetings.	May 26–28, 1975
	Belgium	Brussels	Accompanied President Ford to NATO Summit Meeting.	May 28–31, 1975
	Spain	Madrid	Accompanied President Ford.	May 31 – June 1, 1975
	Austria	Salzburg	Accompanied President Ford and met with Egyptian President Sadat.	June 1–3, 1975
	Italy	Rome	Accompanied President Ford.	June 3, 1975
	Vatican City State	Vatican City		June 3, 1975
22	France	Paris	Met with President Giscard d'Estaing and Foreign Minister Sauvagnargues.	July 9–10, 1975
	Switzerland	Geneva	Met with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.	July 10–11, 1975
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with West German officials and with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin.	July 11–12, 1975
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Foreign Secretary Callaghan.	July 12, 1975
23	West Germany	Bonn	Accompanied President Ford.	July 26–28, 1975
	Poland	Warsaw	Accompanied President Ford on an official visit.	July 28–29, 1975
	Finland	Helsinki	Accompanied President Ford to the signing ceremony for the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe.	July 30 – August 1, 1975
	Romania	Bucharest, Sinaia	Accompanied President Ford on an official visit.	August 2–3, 1975
	Yugoslavia	Belgrade		August 3–4, 1975
24	Canada	Montreal	Addressed American Bar Association on international law.	August 11, 1975
25	Israel	Jerusalem	Negotiated a second Egyptian–Israeli disengagement agreement.	August 21–31, 1975
	Egypt	Alexandria	Negotiated a second Egyptian–Israeli disengagement agreement. Negotiations continued in Alexandria August 23, 25, 28 and 31.	August 22–31, 1975
	Syria	Damascus	Briefed President Assad on the Middle East peace process.	August 23, 1975
26	Israel	Jerusalem	Attended the signing of a second Egyptian–Israeli disengagement agreement.	September 1, 1975
	Saudi Arabia	Taif	Briefed King Khalid on the Middle East peace process.	September 2, 1975
	Jordan	Amman	Briefed King Hussein and Prime Minister Rifai on the Middle East peace process.	September 2, 1975
	Syria	Damascus	Briefed President Assad on the Middle East peace process.	September 3, 1975
27	Canada	Ottawa	Met with Minister for External Affairs MacEachen.	October 14–15, 1975
28	Japan	Tokyo	Stopped en route to China.	October 18–19, 1975
	China	Beijing	Met with Chairman Mao and Foreign Minister Chiao.	October 19–23, 1975
	Japan	Tokyo	Met with Prime Minister Miki and Foreign Minister Miyazawa.	October 23, 1975
29	France	Rambouillet	Accompanied President Ford to the first Economic Summit Meeting of the Heads of State and Government of France, West Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Japan.	November 15–17, 1975
30	China	Beijing	Accompanied President Ford on an official visit.	December 1–5, 1975
	Indonesia	Jakarta		December 5–6, 1975
	Philippines	Manila		December 6–7, 1975
	Japan	Tokyo	Met with Prime Minister Miki and Foreign Minister Miyazawa.	December 8, 1975
31	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 11–12, 1975
	West Germany	Fürth	Received the city's Gold Medal for Distinguished Native Citizens.	December 13–15, 1975
	France	Paris	Attended the Conference on International Economic Cooperation.	December 15–17, 1975
32	Denmark	Copenhagen	Met with Prime Minister Jørgensen.	January 19–20, 1976
	Soviet Union	Moscow	Discussed further limitations on strategic arms with general secretary Brezhnev and Foreign Minister Gromyko.	January 21–23, 1976
	Belgium	Brussels	Briefed NATO officials on U.S.-Soviet arms talks.	January 23, 1976
	Spain	Madrid	Signed Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation.	January 24, 1976
33	Venezuela	Caracas	Met with President Pérez and Foreign Minister Escovar Salom.	February 16–18, 1976
	Peru	Lima	Met with President Morales Bermúdez and Foreign Minister de la Flor.	February 18–19, 1976
	Brazil	Brasília	Met with Foreign Minister Silveira. Signed a Memorandum of understanding.	February 19–21, 1976
	Colombia	Bogotá	Met with President López Michelson and Foreign Minister Liévano Aguirre.	February 22–23, 1976
	Costa Rica	San José	Met with President Oduber, Foreign Minister Facio, and with Central American Foreign Ministers.	23.2.–February 24, 1976
	Guatemala	Guatemala City	Discussed disaster relief assistance with President Laugerud García and senior Guatemalan officials.	February 24, 1976
34	United Kingdom	Waddington	Met with Foreign Secretary Crosland.	April 23, 1976
	Kenya	Nairobi	Met with President Kenyatta and Foreign Affairs Minister Waiyaki.	April 24–25, 1976
	Tanzania	Dar es Salaam	Met with President Nyerere and Foreign Minister Kaduma.	April 25–26, 1976
	Zambia	Lusaka	Met with President Kaunda and Foreign Minister Banda.	April 26, 1976
	Zaire	Kinshasa	Met with President Mobutu and Commissioner Nguza.	April 27–29, 1976
	Liberia	Monrovia	Met with President Tolbert.	April 30 – May 1, 1976
	Senegal	Dakar	Met with President Senghor and Foreign Affairs Minister Seck.	May 2, 1976
	Kenya	Nairobi	Attended an UNCTAD Conference.	May 3–6, 1976
	France	Paris	Met with President Giscard d'Estaing and with President Houphouët-Boigny of the Ivory Coast.	May 7, 1976
35	Norway	Oslo	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	May 20–22, 1976
	West Germany	Bonn	Met with Chancellor Schmidt and Foreign Minister Genscher.	May 23, 1976
	Sweden	Stockholm	Met with Prime Minister Palme and Foreign Minister Andersson.	May 23–25, 1976
	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Met with Prime Minister Thorn.	May 25, 1976
	United Kingdom	London	Attended CENTO Council of Ministers meeting.	May 25–27, 1976
36	Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo	Met with President Balaguer and senior Dominican officials.	June 6, 1976
	Bolivia	Santa Cruz	Met with President Banzer and Foreign Affairs Minister Adriazola.	June 6–7, 1976
	Chile	Santiago de Chile	Attended OAS General Assembly Meeting.	June 7–9, 1976
	Mexico	Mexico City	Met with President Echeverría and senior Mexican officials.	June 10–13, 1976
37	France	Paris	Attended an OECD Meeting.	June 20–22, 1976
	West Germany	Bodenmais, Grafenau	Met with Foreign Minister Genscher and South African Prime Minister Vorster.	June 23–24, 1976
	United Kingdom	London	Met with Prime Minister Callaghan and Foreign Secretary Crosland.	June 24–25, 1976
38				August 4, 1976
	Iran	Tehran	Attended a meeting of the U.S.-Iran Joint Commission.	August 6–7, 1976
	Afghanistan	Kabul	Official visit. Met with Prime Minister Daoud and senior Afghan officials.	August 8, 1976
	Pakistan	Lahore	Met with Prime Minister Bhutto.	August 8–9, 1976
	France	Deauville	Vacation.	August 9–11, 1976
	Netherlands	The Hague	Met with Foreign Minister van der Stoel.	August 11, 1976
39	United Kingdom	London	Discussed Rhodesia and Namibia with Foreign Secretary Crosland.	3.–4.8.1976
	Switzerland	Zurich	Met with South African Prime Minister Vorster.	September 4–7, 1976
	France	Paris	Discussed Southern African issues with President Giscard d'Estaing and senior French officials.	September 7, 1976
	West Germany	Hamburg	Met with Chancellor Schmidt and Foreign Minister Genscher.	September 7, 1976
40	Tanzania	Dar es Salaam	Discussed Rhodesia and Namibia with President Nyerere.	September 14–15, 1976
	Zambia	Lusaka	Discussed Rhodesia and Namibia with President Kaunda.	September 15–17, 1976
	South Africa	Pretoria	Discussed Rhodesia and Namibia with Prime Minister Vorster. Met with a Rhodesian delegation.	September 17–20, 1976
	Tanzania	Dar es Salaam	Briefed President Nyerere on meetings with Rhodesian leaders.	September 21, 1976
	Zaire	Kinshasa	Discussed regional and bilateral issues with President Mobutu.	September 21–22, 1976
	Kenya	Nairobi	Discussed Rhodesia and Namibia with President Kenyatta and Acting Foreign Minister Osogo.	September 22–23, 1976
	United Kingdom	London	Discussed Rhodesia and Namibia with Foreign Secretary Crosland.	September 23–24, 1976
41	Mexico	Mexico City	Attended the inauguration of President López Portillo.	November 29 – December 2, 1976
42	Belgium	Brussels	Attended NATO Ministerial Meeting.	December 7–10, 1976
	United Kingdom	London	Discussed Rhodesia with Foreign Secretary Crosland.	December 10–12, 1976