Foreign Diplomats

Foreign diplomats are official representatives sent by a country to work in another country, promoting their nation’s interests. They handle diplomatic relations, assist their country’s citizens abroad, and facilitate communication between governments. Diplomatic immunity generally protects them from local legal actions, allowing them to perform their duties without interference. Their roles include negotiating agreements, gathering political information, and fostering friendly relations. Essentially, they serve as the official link between their home country and the host nation, working to maintain peaceful and cooperative international relations.