Diplomatic Missions in a sentence

Notes See also * List of diplomatic missions in Botswana * List of diplomatic missions of Botswana References This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the United States Department of State ( Background Notes ).

The Holy See maintains 180 permanent diplomatic missions abroad, of which 74 are non-residential, so that many of its 106 concrete missions are accredited to two or more countries or international organizations.

The UAE had cut the level of its diplomatic representation after neighbouring Saudi Arabia severed ties in 2016 following the ransacking of its diplomatic missions in Iran by protesters angered by its execution of a leading Shiite cleric.

Then, as if to heap more woes on the Polisario, a slew of African nations began to open diplomatic missions in Laayoune and Dakhla, Moroccan cities in Western Sahara, in a move to cement Morocco’s recent diplomatic gains.

Extraterritoriality Diplomatic Corps seal - Corps Diplomatique emblem Contrary to popular belief, most diplomatic missions do not enjoy full extraterritorial status and in those cases are not sovereign territory of the represented state.

Among other moves since their Chinese-brokered thaw, delegations from Iran and Saudi Arabia have exchanged visits this week to pave the way for reopening diplomatic missions.

A UK Government source said Sudan will be evacuated of British embassy staff “as soon as feasible” due to safety fears following increasing attacks on diplomatic missions.

But he said the Thai government had stopped sending elephants abroad and its diplomatic missions were now checking the condition of those already sent overseas.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described Carter as a “saintly and revered public servant,” highlighting her historic diplomatic missions and advocacy for mental health.

In a surprise, Chinese-brokered announcement on Friday, Saudi Arabia and Iran agreed to work towards restoring ties and reopening diplomatic missions within two months.

In contrast to protests earlier this week, when some demonstrators tried to enter Israeli diplomatic missions in Ankara and Istanbul and flung fireworks at the Israeli Consulate, no violence was reported during Friday’s demonstrations.

India has been upset about frequent demonstrations and alleged vandalism by Sikh separatists and their supporters at Indian diplomatic missions in Canada, and has sought better security from the government.

On the planted trees, Al-Duaij stressed that they were native to the desert environment of Kuwait and would fit in perfectly, adding that some 45 diplomatic missions in Kuwait were taking partake.

Organized by the UN Office in Kazakhstan, the event attracted nearly 50 representatives from the government and diplomatic missions.

Shortly after Iranian diplomatic missions resumed their work in Jeddah and Riyadh, Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan met with Iranian officials in Tehran.

The conflict had killed at least 270 civilians in the first five days, 14 foreign diplomatic missions in Khartoum said on Wednesday, in a joint statement issued by the US embassy.

The event was held in Lagos recently in partnership with the Diplomatic Missions and Delegations of Australia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the European Union, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.

Mirzoyan will also speak at the annual meeting of diplomatic missions’ leaders to be held in Nicosia.

Speaking at a roundtable meeting with heads of accredited diplomatic missions in Moscow on November 29, Lavrov offered sharp criticism of Western policies toward Ukraine, linking them to historical practices of colonialism and censorship.

That charge relates to the alleged quid-pro-quo of receiving luxury travel benefits from a Turkish official in exchange for pushing the approval of the Turkish House – a center for Turkish diplomatic missions in New York City, the indictment states.