This guide outlines how diplomatic documents foster cooperation and regulate relations between states, indicating the role of international law.
Diplomatic documents are documents used in official relations between states, drawn up in accordance with the norms of international law. They are used to establish cooperation in political, economic, cultural, military, or other spheres between states, international organizations, or their representatives, to conduct negotiations, conclude agreements, or regulate relations. Known types of diplomatic documents include notes, statements, memorandums, official letters, and communiqués.
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