This article explores the structure and functions of diplomatic missions, which serve as essential representatives of a state in foreign countries. Diplomatic missions are primarily composed of an ambassador, who leads the mission and represents the country at the highest level, along with various diplomatic staff, including first, second, and third secretaries, and consuls responsible for protecting citizens and providing consular services. Additionally, administrative and technical personnel support the day-to-day operations of the mission, while security staff ensure the safety of the premises and its employees.The article outlines the core functions of diplomatic missions, which include conducting diplomatic relations, protecting the rights and interests of citizens abroad, facilitating information exchange between states, and participating in international treaties and agreements. Furthermore, diplomatic missions engage in cultural and social activities to promote their country's culture and values. By examining the intricate roles and responsibilities of diplomatic missions, this article highlights their vital contribution to international relations and the protection of national interests in a global context.

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