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Diplomatic communication between states Abilqasym.O

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One major and, in fact, increasingly important aspect of diplomatic work is the drafting of diplomatic documents. One major and, in fact, increasingly important aspect of diplomatic work is the drafting of diplomatic documents.

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Until recently diplomatic practice distinguished the following five forms of written official communications: Until recently diplomatic practice distinguished the following five forms of written official communications: (1) personal notes, (2) verbal notes (notes verbales), (3) aides-memoire, (4) memoranda (5) semi-official letters.

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A personal note takes the form of a letter drawn up in the first person on behalf of its signatory. It begins with a salutation and ends with a complimentary phrase, that is, a standard expression of polite respect. A personal note takes the form of a letter drawn up in the first person on behalf of its signatory. It begins with a salutation and ends with a complimentary phrase, that is, a standard expression of polite respect. A verbal note is considered to be the most commonly used form of diplomatic communication. It is drawn up in the third person and is not usually signed. It begins and ends with standard formulas of courtesy.

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The aide-memoire. Diplomatic practice knows two types of aides-memoire: (a) handed over personally and (b) delivered by a courier. The purpose of transmitting an aide-memoire is to facilitate the further progress of a transaction and to prevent the subject of a personal conversation or an oral statement from being misinter-preted or misunderstood. The aide-memoire. Diplomatic practice knows two types of aides-memoire: (a) handed over personally and (b) delivered by a courier. The purpose of transmitting an aide-memoire is to facilitate the further progress of a transaction and to prevent the subject of a personal conversation or an oral statement from being misinter-preted or misunderstood. A memorandum may be a separate and independent document or it may be appended to a personal note or a verbal note. In the latter case the memorandum elaborates and justifies the subject matter dealt with in the note. The distinguishing feature of a memorandum is a detailed exposition of the factual or legal aspects of a particular question. Semi-official, or informal, letters are sent to officials, with whom one is acquainted, in cases involving personal favours (thanks for an invitation, a request for assistance) or relating to administrative matters.

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Most forms of diplomatic documents contain the following components, or elements: Most forms of diplomatic documents contain the following components, or elements: a)protocol formulas; b)purport; c)argumentation; d)exposition of the fact or facts.

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diplomatic documents, whatever their form (notes, declarations, aides-memoire, etc.), may be classified as follows: diplomatic documents, whatever their form (notes, declarations, aides-memoire, etc.), may be classified as follows: a)documents containing proposals; b)documents registering a protest; c)documents warning of possible measures of retaliation; d)documents establishing a political or international legal position in respect of an act committed by another state or states or in respect of an international event; e) documents announcing measures contemplated or implemented, which are of international significance; f) documents recording an agreement or a degree of accord reached.