The book: Immunities and Privileges of Diplomatic and Consular Missions Author: Mohamed Saleh Loujali Year of Publication: 2021 Specialization: International Law Publishing House: University Thought House About the book:The emergence and development of diplomatic relations has been linked to the emergence of the development of international relations. The history of diplomacy dates back to the emergence of the first friction and communication that occurred between human groups in ancient societies. Diplomatic relations established diplomatic missions, whether in times of peace or in times of war. Since the Renaissance until now, diplomacy is developing within a circle. International relations are influenced and affected by it, from temporary diplomacy, that is, not permanent, unstable and itinerant, to permanent diplomacy, and from the diplomacy of absolute personal monarchy to the diplomacy of constitutional monarchy to democratic parliamentary diplomacy, and from secret diplomacy to overt or open diplomacy, and finally from unorganized and unskilled diplomacy To an organized and elaborate diplomacy in the agreements worked on issuing by the United Nations after World War II, where this international body succeeded in organizing the rules of permanent and private diplomatic exchange between countriesThe Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961, the Convention on Special Missions of 1969 and the Convention of State Missions to Organizations of 1975, in addition to the Convention on Consular Relations of 1963 and all headquarters agreements concluded since 1946 that regulate relations between the host country and international and regional organizations.
