Posolstva

Posolstva is a term derived from Slavic languages, most commonly meaning "embassy" or "legation." It refers to the permanent diplomatic mission of one country in the capital city of another. An embassy is headed by an ambassador, who is the highest-ranking diplomat representing their government. The primary functions of an embassy include representing the sending country's government, promoting friendly relations, and protecting the interests of its citizens and government within the host country. Embassies also engage in various activities such as cultural exchange, economic promotion, and information gathering. They operate under the principles of international law, notably the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. The term "posolstva" can also, in some contexts, refer to the ambassador or the diplomatic staff themselves. The establishment of diplomatic relations and the exchange of embassies signifies a formal acknowledgment and engagement between two sovereign states.