consul (EN)
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Consuls represent governments in foreign institutions such as embassies in order to facilitate economic and political cooperation between the two nations. They protect the interests of their home nation and provide bureaucratic assistance to citizens living as expatriates or travelling in the host country.
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Source aliases (EN)
- consul-general
- honorary consul
- attaché
- chargé d'affaires
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 15
- create solutions to problems
- offer assistance to national citizens
- government representation
- foreign affairs
- government policy implementation
- public finance
- maintain relationships with government agencies
- issue official documents
- foreign languages for international careers
- develop international cooperation strategies
- advise on public finance
- develop professional network
- consider economic criteria in decision making
- assess risk factors
- build international relations
Optional (EN) · 24
- apply diplomatic principles
- business management principles
- foreign affairs policy development
- speak different languages
- European integration
- family law
- coordinate government activities in foreign institutions
- diplomatic principles
- facilitate official agreement
- analyse foreign affairs policies
- international commercial transactions rules
- show intercultural awareness
- immigration law
- apply immigration law
- respond to enquiries
- economics
- international law
- ensure cross-department cooperation
- commercial law
- advise on foreign affairs policies
- organise cultural events
- manage government policy implementation
- perform political negotiation
- host trade delegations
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