Omani Embassies Hold Farewells Under Diplomatic Law
The article discusses the organization of the functional structure of the Omani diplomatic corps in accordance with the new Diplomatic and Consular Corps Law, which added three new ranks to enhance the accuracy of the career progression system. It explains that the ranks start from Diplomatic Attaché up to Ambassador, and that promotions for diplomats require passing examinations and training courses, along with regular evaluations. The article also clarifies the difference between resident ambassadors, who reside in and serve at a permanent embassy, and non-resident ambassadors, who are accredited to one or more countries and carry out their duties remotely. Additionally, it introduces the concept of a wandering ambassador, appointed by a royal decree and assigned temporary tasks. Furthermore, the article covers the procedures for initiating an ambassador's duties, from presenting credentials to the official farewell ceremonies.
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