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Protocol is an important part of diplomatic practice linked with history, royalty, religion, culture and language. Protocol involves etiquette on a local and international scale, and the practice of good manners on a daily basis. It evolved as a result of old traditions, when in the early days of civilization hospitality was extended to
Diplomatic protocol. According to the described context pro- tocol, courtesy, good manners and etiquette represent crucial tools. They create the atmo- sphere needed in the activities of diplomatic missions, in the collaboration between sover- eign partners. The protocol and the ceremo- nial contribute not only to the proper
11 Dec 2001 Department of the Army. Pamphlet 600–60. Personnel—General. A Guide to. Protocol and. Etiquette for. Official. Entertainment. Headquarters. Department of the Army. Washington, DC .. followed upon all occasions other than White House or diplomatic visits. At the White House, for instance, the man.
With the main aim being proper Tip: See your country's diplomatic protocol and respectful communication between diplomats. Diplomatic protocol: definitions. rather than negative. What is the diplomatic protocol? The Macquarie Dictionary defines it as “the customs and regulations dealing with the ceremonies and etiquette
Table of Contents. 1) Diplomatic protocol: definitions, aims and application. 2) Important elements of diplomatic protocol: a) Ceremony b) Etiquette c) Titles d) Correspondence e) Savoir-vivre f) Wardrobe g) Dinning. 3) Literature. 2
In fact, the rules and processes of diplomatic protocol are based in pragmatic thinking, common sense, and good manners—areas where we all have had some experience. Protocol makes the job of representing our nation easier by facilitating our work as a mission team, making our relationships and interactions within the
ON DIPLOMATIC ETIQUETTE AND PROTOCOL. 1. Introduction. The African Union Commission (AUC) has received a grant from the International. Development Association (IDA) to implement the "Support for Capacity Development of the African Union Commission and other African Union Organs Project" (P126848).
Protocol and Etiquette. Appointments: Officials have to clarify the objective of meeting while seeking appointments. In the case of meeting with diplomats or foreigners the channel of Foreign Ministry or Diplomatic Mission should be used through Formal request or telephone call. Protocol and Etiquette. Greetings.

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