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Ambassador is a representative of the President to other nations.
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Who is the most important representative of the US in relations with other nations?
The President is the most important representative of the United States in relations with other nations.
Who appoints ambassadors from our country to other nations?
The President.
What is the name of Uganda's Permanent Representative to the United Nations?
The name of Uganda's Permanent Representative to the United Nations is Richard Nduhura.
Who makes treaties with other countries?
In the US, it is the Chief of State or President that makes treaties with other nations.
How does the president built relationships with other nations?
He has an ambassador of foreign affairs.
Does the president meet with leaders of other countries?
The United Nations (UN).
Is a 30 year old a senator president or a representative?
I believe you are referring to the minimum age requirement to be a representative, senator or president. You must be at least 25 to be a representative, 30 to be a senator, or 35 to become president.
Who was the nations second president?
John Adams was the nations second president.
A new nations government can be recognized by only whom?
The president is the officer of the US government that recognizes the government of other nations. The president also appoints ambassadors to represent the US in the recognized nations. The US Senate approves the appointment.
Who was Israel's first representative to the United Nations?
Abba Eban
What powers does the president have to build relationships with other nations?
The President is the boss of the state department which builds such relations. He has some discretionary funds, I think and he can certainly recommend that Congress hand out money to the nations he likes.
What President was also a representative a Vice President and a senator?
Mitt Romney
