diplomat (EN)
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Diplomats represent their home nation and government in international organisations. They negotiate with the organisation's officials to ensure the home nation's interests are protected, as well as facilitate productive and friendly communication between the home nation and the international organisation.
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Source aliases (EN)
- envoy
- foreign service officer
- her majesty's diplomat
- diplomatic agent
- diplomatic service officer
- UN diplomat
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 19
- apply diplomatic principles
- create solutions to problems
- government representation
- foreign affairs
- speak different languages
- observe new developments in foreign countries
- establish collaborative relations
- coordinate government activities in foreign institutions
- diplomatic principles
- maintain relationships with government agencies
- show intercultural awareness
- foreign languages for international careers
- develop international cooperation strategies
- apply diplomatic crisis management
- represent national interests
- assess risk factors
- build international relations
- perform political negotiation
- make diplomatic decisions
Optional (EN) · 19
- foreign affairs policy development
- apply conflict management
- advise on risk management
- protect client interests
- government policy implementation
- European integration
- present arguments persuasively
- facilitate official agreement
- good governance
- analyse foreign affairs policies
- international business
- respond to enquiries
- international law
- ensure cross-department cooperation
- develop professional network
- public administration
- advise on legislative acts
- advise on foreign affairs policies
- manage government policy implementation
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