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The following is a list of ministers of foreign affairs of Ecuador since 1830, when Ecuador achieved independence after the dissolution of Gran Colombia.

Ministers

• 1830: Esteban Febres Cordero
• 1830–1833: José Félix Valdivieso
• 1833–1834: Víctor Félix de San Miguel
• 1834–1835: Manuel Ignacio Pareja
• 1835–1838: José Miguel González y Alminati
• 1839–1843: Francisco Marcos
• 1843–1845: Benigno Malo
• 1845: José María Cucalón
• 1845: Pedro Carbo
• 1845: José María Urbina
• 1846–1847: José Fernández Salvador
• 1847–1849: Manuel Gómez de la Torre
• 1849: Pablo Vásconez
• 1849–1850: Benigno Malo
• 1850: Rafael Carvajal
• 1850–1851: Luis de Saá
• 1851: José Modesto Larrea
• 1851–1852: José de Villamil
• 1852: Javier Espinoza
• 1852: Pedro Fermín Cevallos
• 1852–1855: Marcos Espinel
• 1855: Pacífico Chiriboga
• 1855–1856: Ramón Borja
• 1856–1858: Antonio Mata
• 1858: Marcos Espinel
• 1859: Camilo Ponce
• 1859–1861: Roberto Ascásubi
• 1861–1864: Rafael Carvajal
• 1864–1865: Pablo Herrera
• 1865–1867: Manuel Bustamante
• 1867–1868: Rafael Carvajal
• 1868–1869: Camilo Ponce
• 1869: Rafael Carvajal
• 1869: Pablo Herrera
• 1869–1870: Francisco Javier Salazar
• 1870–1875: Francisco Javier León
• 1875: Manuel de Ascásubi
• 1875: Rafael Pólit
• 1875–1876: Manuel Gómez de la Torre
• 1876: Agustín Guerrero
• 1877–1878: Pedro Carbo
• 1878–1879: Julio Castro
• 1879–1881: Cornelio Vernaza
• 1881–1883: Francisco Arias
• 1883–1888: José Modesto Espinosa
• 1888: Elías Lasso
• 1888–1889: Francisco Javier Salazar
• 1889: Carlos R. Tobar
• 1890–1891: Francisco Javier Salazar
• 1891: Pedro José Cevallos
• 1891–1892: Agustín Guerrero
• 1892–1893: Honorato Vázquez
• 1893: Vicente Lucio Salazar
• 1893: Pedro Ignacio Lizarzaburu
• 1894–1895: Pablo Herrera
• 1895: Luis Salvador
• 1895: Aparicio Ribadeneira
• 1895: Luis F. Carbo
• 1895–1896: Ignacio Robles
• 1896: Francisco J. Montalvo
• 1896: Leonidas Pallares Arteta
• 1896: José de Lapierre
• 1896–1897: Rafael Gómez de la Torre
• 1897: Belisario Albán Mestanza
• 1897–1898: Rafael Gómez de la Torre
• 1898–1901: José Peralta
• 1901: Julio Arias
• 1901–1903: Alfredo Baquerizo Moreno
• 1903–1905: Miguel Valverde
• 1906: Manuel Montalvo
• 1906–1907: Pacífico Villagómez
• 1907–1908: Luis F. Carbo
• 1908: Alfredo Monge
• 1908–1909: César Borja Lavayen
• 1909–1910: Francisco X. Aguirre Jado
• 1910–1911: José Peralta
• 1911: Juan Francisco Freile Z.
• 1911–1912: Carlos R. Tobar
• 1912: Antonio E. Arcos
• 1912–1913: Cesareo Carrera
• 1913–1914: Luis Napoleón Dillon
• 1914–1916: Rafael H. Elizalde
• 1916–1919: Carlos M. Tobar Borgoño
• 1919–1920: Augusto Aguirre Aparicio
• 1920–1924: N. Clemente Ponce
• 1924: José Rafael Bustamante
• 1924–1925: Alberto Larrea Chiriboga
• 1925: Camilo Octavio Andrade
• 1925: José Rafael Bustamante
• 1926–1929: Homero Viteri Lafronte
• 1929–1931: Gonzalo Zaldumbide
• 1931: Modesto Larrea Jijón
• 1931–1932: Carlos Manuel Larrea
• 1932: Caton Cárdenas
• 1932–1933: Antonio J. Quevedo
• 1933: Francisco Guarderas
• 1933: Manuel Cabeza de Vaca
• 1933–1934: José Gabriel Navarro
• 1934: Manuel Sotomayor y Luna
• 1934–1935: Alejandro Ponce Borja
• 1935–1936: Ángel Isaac Chiriboga
• 1936–1938: Carlos Manuel Larrea
• 1938: Luis Bossano
• 1938–1942: Julio Tobar Donoso
• 1942–1944: Francisco Guarderas
• 1944–1945: Camilo Ponce Enríquez
• 1945–1947: José Vicente Trujillo
• 1947–1948: Antonio Parra Velasco
• 1948–1952: Neftalí Ponce Miranda
• 1952–1953: Teodoro Alvarado Garaicoa
• 1953: Arturo Borrero Bustamante
• 1953–1955: Luis Antonio Peñaherrera
• 1955–1956: Rafael Arizaga Vega
• 1956: Jorge Villagómez Yépez
• 1956–1960: Carlos Tobar Zaldumbide
• 1960–1961: José Ricardo Chiriboga Villagómez
• 1961: Wilson Vela Hervas
• 1961–1962: Francisco Acosta Yépez
• 1962–1963: Benjamín Peralta Páez
• 1963–1964: Neftalí Ponce Miranda
• 1964–1965: Gonzalo Escudero Moscoso
• 1965: Wilson Córdova Moscoso
• 1965–1966: Luis Valencia Rodríguez
• 1966: Jorge Salvador Lara
• 1966–1967: Jorge Carrera Andrade
• 1967–1968: Julio Prado Vallejo
• 1968: Gustavo Larrea Córdova
• 1968–1970: Rogelio Valdivieso Eguiguren
• 1970–1971: José María Ponce Yépez
• 1971–1972: Rafael García Velasco
• 1972–1975: Antonio José Lucio Paredes
• 1975–1976: Carlos Aguirre Asanza
• 1976: Armando Pesantes García
• 1976–1977: Jorge Salvador Lara
• 1977–1979: José Ayala Lasso
• 1979–1980: Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco
• 1980–1981: Alfonso Barrera Valverde
• 1981–1984: Luis Valencia Rodríguez
• 1984–1987: Édgar Terán Terán
• 1987–1988: Rafael García Velasco
• 1988–1992: Diego Cordovez Zegers
• 1992–1994: Diego Paredes Peña
• 1994–1997: Galo Leoro Franco
• 1997–1999: José Ayala Lasso
• 1999–2000: Benjamín Ortiz Brennan
• 2000–2003: Heinz Moeller Freile
• 2003: Nina Pacari
• 2003–2005: Patricio Zuquilanda
• 2005: Antonio Parra Gil
• 2005–2007: Francisco Carrión [ es]
• 2007: María Fernanda Espinosa
• 2007–2008: María Isabel Salvador
• 2008–2010: Fander Falconí
• 2010: Lautaro Pozo Malo (acting)
• 2010–2016: Ricardo Patiño
• 2016–2017: Guillaume Long
• 2017–2018: María Fernanda Espinosa
• 2018–2020: José Valencia Amores
• 2020–2021: Luis Gallegos
• 2021: Manuel Mejía Dalmau [ es]
• 2021: Mauricio Montalvo Samaniego
• 2022: Juan Carlos Holguín [ es]
• 2023: Gustavo Manrique Miranda
• 2023: Gabriela Sommerfeld

Sources

• Rulers.org – Foreign ministers E–K