To protect the interests of its citizens abroad

To promote trade and economic cooperation

To facilitate cultural exchanges

All of the above

Ambassador

Consul

Minister

Chargé d'affaires

Embassies are located in the host country's capital, while consulates are located in other cities

Embassies handle political and diplomatic matters, while consulates handle trade and commercial matters

Embassies are headed by ambassadors, while consulates are headed by consuls

All of the above

The right of diplomats to be exempt from local laws and regulations

The right of diplomats to travel freely between countries

The right of diplomats to communicate with their home country without censorship

All of the above

A treaty that codifies the rules and norms of diplomatic relations

A treaty that establishes the diplomatic missions and embassies

A treaty that regulates the diplomatic immunity

None of the above

To head a diplomatic mission in the absence of an ambassador

To represent their country in international negotiations

To promote trade and economic cooperation between countries

To facilitate cultural exchanges between countries

Diplomatic missions are headed by ambassadors, while consular posts are headed by consuls

Diplomatic missions handle political and diplomatic matters, while consular posts handle trade and commercial matters

Diplomatic missions are located in the host country's capital, while consular posts are located in other cities

All of the above

To represent their country's interests in the host country

To promote trade and economic cooperation between countries

To facilitate cultural exchanges between countries

To provide assistance to their country's citizens in the host country

Diplomatic missions are accredited to the host country's government, while permanent missions are accredited to an international organization

Diplomatic missions are headed by ambassadors, while permanent missions are headed by permanent representatives

Diplomatic missions are located in the host country's capital, while permanent missions are located in the international organization's headquarters

All of the above

To represent their country's interests in an international organization

To promote trade and economic cooperation between countries

To facilitate cultural exchanges between countries

To provide assistance to their country's citizens in the host country

Diplomatic missions are permanent, while special missions are temporary

Diplomatic missions are headed by ambassadors, while special missions are headed by special envoys

Diplomatic missions handle political and diplomatic matters, while special missions handle specific tasks

All of the above

To represent their country's interests in a specific diplomatic mission

To promote trade and economic cooperation between countries

To facilitate cultural exchanges between countries

To provide assistance to their country's citizens in the host country

Diplomatic missions are headed by ambassadors, while consular missions are headed by consuls

Diplomatic missions handle political and diplomatic matters, while consular missions handle trade and commercial matters

Diplomatic missions are located in the host country's capital, while consular missions are located in other cities

All of the above

To head a consular mission in a major city

To represent their country's interests in the host country

To promote trade and economic cooperation between countries

To facilitate cultural exchanges between countries

Diplomatic missions are headed by ambassadors, while trade missions are headed by trade commissioners

Diplomatic missions handle political and diplomatic matters, while trade missions handle trade and commercial matters

Diplomatic missions are located in the host country's capital, while trade missions are located in major commercial centers

All of the above