The importance of ceremony and protocol in diplomatic work

Abstract

The aim of this study is to identify the importance of protocols and protocols in diplomatic work by addressing the historical development of protocols and protocols and the most prominent agreements and treaties that regulated this important field in political and diplomatic work between countries, as well as addressing the nature of the tasks entrusted to permanent and temporary diplomatic bodies and the nature of their performance of their work and determining the period. The end of her work and the immunities and privileges granted to her.
  Perhaps the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961 AD is the result of a major diplomatic effort between countries to codify the customs of peoples and states in protocols and protocols, and of the political reasons and practices that resulted from the successive development of protocols and diplomatic activity, and also as a result of the agreement of member states of the international community.
  All of this contributed to reaching this agreement and other agreements and treaties that largely regulated the activity of diplomacy through permanent missions through its articles that dealt with all the details and circumstances of the work of diplomatic missions from the establishment or establishment of these missions, through the practices, activities, immunities and privileges until the end of the work of these missions.

The importance of ceremony and protocol in diplomatic work