konzuli
Konzuli is a term derived from the Latin word "consul," referring to a high-ranking official in ancient Rome, typically one of two annually elected chief magistrates. In modern usage, the term "konzuli" generally refers to a consul, a state-appointed representative or official who resides in a foreign country. The primary role of a konzuli is to protect and promote the interests of their home country and its citizens within their host nation.
Konzuli typically work at consulates, which are branches of their country's embassy located in major cities
The concept of a konzuli has evolved significantly since Roman times. While ancient consuls held significant