Vienna Conventions

The Vienna Conventions are a series of international treaties established by the United Nations that set out rules for how countries should behave Toward each other in diplomatic and consular relations. They define the rights, responsibilities, and privileges of diplomats and their missions, ensuring smooth communication and protection of diplomatic staff and premises across nations. Essentially, these conventions help maintain peaceful, predictable interactions between countries by formalizing standards for diplomatic conduct, immunity, and the inviolability of diplomatic missions, promoting international cooperation and stability.