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Page 168
... minister plenipotentiary upon their ministers abroad , whether they are sent on special missions or reside ... Minister to whom he is sent . All States are free to refuse diplomatic agents of other States on the ground of their being ...
... minister plenipotentiary upon their ministers abroad , whether they are sent on special missions or reside ... Minister to whom he is sent . All States are free to refuse diplomatic agents of other States on the ground of their being ...
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... ministers and by the Foreign Minister to chargés d'affaires . It authorizes the agent to undertake his duties . A diplomatic mission is commenced with the formal ceremony of the presentation and acceptance of the letter . The agent is ...
... ministers and by the Foreign Minister to chargés d'affaires . It authorizes the agent to undertake his duties . A diplomatic mission is commenced with the formal ceremony of the presentation and acceptance of the letter . The agent is ...
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... Minister with authoritative information and advice . It likewise facilitates communication with agents abroad and acts as a recruiting , examining , and training agency for the Foreign Service . In the second place , it is a liaison ...
... Minister with authoritative information and advice . It likewise facilitates communication with agents abroad and acts as a recruiting , examining , and training agency for the Foreign Service . In the second place , it is a liaison ...
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