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diplomatic mission

 

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Noun diplomatic mission has 1 sense
  1. diplomatic mission - a mission serving diplomatic ends
    --1 is a kind of
    deputation, commission, delegation, delegacy, mission
    --1 has member: attache
    --1 has particulars: legation, foreign mission

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Diplomatic Mission

A diplomatic mission refers to a group of people, such as diplomats and staff, who are sent by a government or an international organization to represent their interests in another country. It serves as an official channel of communication and negotiation between nations.

Sense 1: Government Representation

In this sense, a diplomatic mission is a formal establishment that represents a nation's government in a foreign country. It includes an ambassador or a consul as the chief representative, along with various officials and support staff.

Example Sentence:

The embassy in Paris is a crucial diplomatic mission for the United States.

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Sense 2: Local Community Assistance

In a local context, a diplomatic mission can also refer to specific initiatives carried out by diplomatic representatives to support the local community of expatriates. These may include advocacy, providing consular services, and organizing cultural events.

Example Sentence:

The embassy's diplomatic mission is to ensure the well-being and safety of its citizens living abroad.

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