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Who really lives at an embassy?
Ambassadors, diplomats and the security detail.
What are things that cultural ambassadors do not do?
the cultural ambassador do the activities of their Embassy
When two nations are at war one of their first diplomatic acts is?
They withdraw their ambassadors and embassy staff, who are given safe conduct.
Where is the home of an ambassador?
The home of an ambassadors is usually near the capitol. Where they work is called the embassy.
What is the principle that holds that ambassadors and other embassy workers are not subject to the laws of the host country.....Diplomatic Immunity?
Diplomatic Immunity: The principle that holds ambassadors and other embassy workers not to be subject to the laws of the host country is indeed diplomatic immunity.
Where do ambassadors for the U.S. department of state live and work?
Department of Health and Human Services
Where do ambassadors of the us department of state live and work?
Department of Health and Human Services
How do you find ambassador for Bulgaria in US?
There are many ways to find a particular ambassador of one country easily and fast. Now particularly Bulgaria's ambassador to the USA 1. Visit the website of Bulgarian foreign ministry and look for ambassadors by country 2. You can try web site of US Foreign Affairs and look for accrediated ambassadors to USA by country 3. One always can the embassy. Embassy address and telephone numbers are readily available in Telephone guides, yellow pages etc.
What is the correct salutation when writing to British Embassy?
His Excellency, Ambassador of ................... This salutation can be used when writing to the Forein ambassadors of all countries.
How many US ambassadors are there?
There are currently 172 embassies in Washington, D.C as of June 2008. Eventually there will be 173 when the Embassy of Kosovo officially opens sometime in the near future.
Is there an Embassy Suites Hotel in Boston?
There are many Embassy Suites Hotels located in the Boston area. An example of one is the Embassy Suite Hilton located near East Boston Memorial Park.
Who represents the US in a foreign country?
Depends on what the relations with that country are. Usually, it will be an ambassador. If relations are not so hot, but an embassy is still maintained, and charge d'affairs may be used in place of an ambassador. In countries where no embassy is maintained (Cuba, North Korea, Iran), an interests section will be set up with a foreign embassy, who will act as the protecting power (usually, a neutral embassy, such as Sweden, but the protecting power in Iran is Australia, IIRC).
