CFM is commonly used as an abbreviation for Council of Foreign Ministers

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CFM is an acronym that stands for the Council of Foreign Ministers, a body typically comprising the foreign ministers of member states in an international organization.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collective decision-making body
intergovernmental body
composedOf foreign ministers of member states
hasAbbreviation CFM NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviationType initialism
hasCollectiveResponsibilityFor external relations of member states within the organization
hasDecisionScope matters of common foreign policy
hasDecisionType consensus-based decisions
joint declarations
hasDomain foreign affairs
international relations
hasFunction collective decision-making on external relations
coordination of foreign policy among member states
implementation oversight of foreign policy decisions
hasLanguage English abbreviation CFM
hasLevel ministerial level
hasMeetingType ministerial meeting
hasMemberRole foreign minister
hasOrganType council of ministers
hasParticipantType member state representatives
hasPurpose to coordinate and harmonize foreign policies of member states
to represent the organization externally at ministerial level
hasStakeholder member states of the organization
hasTypicalChair foreign minister of the presiding member state
isAbbreviatedInContext international diplomacy
isOftenReferredToAs CFM NERFINISHED
meetsTo adopt joint communiqués and resolutions
discuss regional and global issues
operatesWithin international organization
standsFor Council of Foreign Ministers NERFINISHED
usedBy diplomats
international civil servants
policy analysts
usedIn documents of international organizations

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CFM hasLanguageUsage CFM is commonly used as an abbreviation for Council of Foreign Ministers
subject surface form: Council of Foreign Ministers