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Embassies and consulates in Spain

May 24, 2012 by Ábaco Asesores Leave a Comment

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Here we take a look at the differences between embassies and consulates and their functions. What does an embassy do? The function of the embassy is to protect the interests of a country in the country the embassy is located. Its activities might include: • Negotiating with the host country’s government • Promoting a good relationship between the two countries • Formulating methods of encouraging economic, cultural and scientific growth • Preparing treaties (commercial and political) • Organising state visits There is only one embassy of a particular country to be found in a host country and it is usually located in the capital city. Spanish and foreign consulates There can be … [Read more...] about Embassies and consulates in Spain

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