The scope of tasks of special missions

Abstract

The special missions have an important and essential role in the development and development of international relations in general and diplomatic relations in particular as a tool for special diplomatic representation that preceded permanent diplomatic representation. Special missions are the first form of diplomatic representation. Usually, special missions are the only or predominant form for some countries in exercising their diplomatic duties and in all specializations, especially in light of technological progress and in the world of communications. The importance of studying the international protection of special missions is evident from the growing international practice as well as the diversity and complexity of international relations and the complications they carry at all levels, which requires the presence of special diplomatic representatives and special missions with high qualifications and experts with special specifications to carry out li mited and specific tasks and according to the tasks assigned to them by their countries. The one who is delegated to them to the countries to which he is delegated. Special missions at the present time perform necessary and important tasks at the level of diplomatic relations. This has dominated the role played by permanent diplomatic missions. Rarely, we find a field of international life in which special missions do not play a basic and pivotal role, regardless of whether they are the tasks of the special missions. Political or technical, and the Vienna Convention for Special Missions of 1969 defined in paragraph (1) of Article 1 that special missions are temporary missions representing the state and sent by a country of any other country with the consent of the other country to deal with it with specific issues or to perform a specific task for it.