Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations

The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations is an international treaty established in 1961 that outlines the framework for diplomatic relations between countries. It defines the rights and responsibilities of diplomats, ensuring they can operate freely and safely in foreign nations. These rules include immunity from local laws and protection of diplomatic missions. It aims to facilitate peaceful interactions and cooperation between countries, promoting respect for sovereignty and the effectiveness of diplomacy in global affairs. Overall, the Convention helps maintain stable and peaceful international relations.