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consul
Description
Code
1112.2
Description
Consuls represent governments in foreign institutions such as embassies in order to facilitate economic and political cooperation between the two nations. They protect the interests of their home nation and provide bureaucratic assistance to citizens living as expatriates or travelling in the host country.
Alternative Labels
attaché
chargé d'affaires
consul
consul-general
honorary consul
Regulatory Aspect
To see if and how this occupation is regulated in EU Member States, EEA countries or Switzerland please consult the Regulated Professions Database of the Commission. Regulated Professions Database:
Skills & Competences
Essential Skills and Competences
advise on public finance
assess risk factors
build international relations
consider economic criteria in decision making
create solutions to problems
develop international cooperation strategies
develop professional network
issue official documents
maintain relationships with government agencies
offer assistance to national citizens
Essential Knowledge
Optional Skills and Competences
advise on foreign affairs policies
analyse foreign affairs policies
apply diplomatic principles
apply immigration law
coordinate government activities in foreign institutions
ensure cross-department cooperation
facilitate official agreement
host trade delegations
manage government policy implementation
organise cultural events
perform political negotiation
respond to enquiries
show intercultural awareness
speak different languages
Concept URI
Status
released
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