The final outcome of the negotiations is usually a formal written communiqué or an agreement defining the actions and responsibilities of each party. The best known, of course, is the treaty, a formal and written agreement between sovereign states or between countries and international organizations. In the United States, treaties are negotiated on the executive branch, of which the Department of Foreign Affairs is a member. Once negotiators have agreed to the terms of the treaty, the president sends the treaty to the U.S. Senate for “consultation and approval” of ratification or approval. If the Senate agrees, the contract will be returned to the White House for the president`s signature. Many other countries have similar procedures for ratifying agreements and it may be many years before a treaty can be signed and implemented. While the United States signed a peace treaty with Japan in 1951 after World War II, it did not meet the conditions for peace with Germany until 1991, partly because Germany was divided at the end of the war. Alternate When an agreement is signed between two or more states, each signatory keeps an official copy for him. Alternat refers to the principle that a separate state name should appear before the other signatory or signatory in its own official copy. It is a practice that was developed centuries ago to emphasize co-sensitivity.

The positive signal from Paris is that climate diplomacy has proven capable of learning. From this point of view, the six-year waiting period following the failure of the Copenhagen climate change conference in 2009 has clearly been rewarding. This can be concluded mainly on the basis of three developments: mediation A remediation effort and, hopefully, increased goodwill between two opposing parties. Protocol Another name for an agreement. Originally, a protocol was considered a somewhat less formal document than a treaty, but it is a distinction that is no longer valid. A protocol can be an agreement in its own right. They may also be additional sections that specify or modify an agreement or can be used to include new compliance themes in the original document. The protocol deals with the ceremonial side of diplomacy, including issues of diplomatic courtesy and primacy. See also diplomatic minutes. Statement This can have two very different meanings in diplomacy. Of course, this may first mean a unilateral declaration of a state ranging from the expression of an opinion or policy to a declaration of war. It can also mean a joint declaration of two or more states with the same binding effect as a treaty.

In this context, statements can be made either as an autonomous right or as a complement to an understanding or interpretation of a contract. Treaty A formal agreement, binding on both sides, between countries. The term comes from the traitor to negotiate. Delegation once again engaged in two directions within the framework of diplomacy. “delegation” may be the term used to refer to the specific powers conferred by his government on a diplomat acting in certain circumstances. It also refers to an official party sent to an international conference or other special diplomatic mission. Membership The procedure by which a nation becomes a supporter of an agreement already in force between other diplomatic nations It has the same meaning as “diplomat”. An outdated word, rarely used today in spoken diplomacy, but which still appears occasionally in the literature of diplomacy.

In international affairs, accreditation is the agreement of a state to host members of a diplomatic mission of a foreign country. The two main capabilities for obtaining a “yes” vote are a thorough understanding of the United States.