Head of Mission. ’ means an Ambassador, High Commissioner, Consul-General, Permanent Representative, and any other person appointed to represent the 10 Republic as such in terms of section 84(2)(i) of the Constitution and as also recognised by the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961, signed at Vienna on 18 April 1961, the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, 1963, signed at Vienna on 24 April 1963, the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations, adopted on 13 February 1946, as may be 15 applicable in the Republic in accordance with the reservations made by South Africa upon its accession thereto, as well as the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialised Agencies, adopted on 21 November 1947, as may be applicable in the Republic;
Head of Mission means an Ambassador, High Commissioner, Consul- General, Permanent Representative, and any other person appointed to represent the Republic as such in terms of the Vienna Conventions and UN Conventions;
Head of Mission means an Ambassador, High Commissioner or other person, by whatever title called, accredited by a sovereign power and recognized as a head of mission in Seychelles by the Government of Seychelles.
Examples of Head of Mission in a sentence
Any specific provisions, proposed by the Host Party, shall be agreed with the Head of Mission before implementation.
The Head of Mission of the EUMM shall be appointed by the Council of the European Union.
The EUMM in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia shall operate under the responsibility of the Head of Mission.
More Definitions of Head of Mission
Head of Mission means the Head of Mission of EUAM Ukraine, appointed by the Council of the European Union;
Head of Mission means the Head of Mission of AMM;
Head of Mission. ’ means an Ambassador, High Commissioner, Consul-General, Permanent Representative, and any other person appointed to represent the Republic as such in terms of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations,
Head of Mission means Ambassador, Charge d’ Affairs Minister, Consul-General, High Commissioner or any other authority declared as such by the Government of India in the country in which the Government employee undergoes a course of study or training;
Head of Mission. (HoM) shall mean the person appointed by the Chairperson of the Commission to head the Mission.
Head of Mission means an Ambassador, High Commissioner or other principal representative of Trinidad and Tobago to another country appointed as such under section 135 of the Constitution;
Head of Mission means the head of EUCAP Sahel Mali in the theatre of operations’; — in Article 9(2), the words ‘military personnel’ are replaced by the word ‘personnel’; — in Article 10(3), the words ‘the Host State's armed forces’ are replaced by the words ‘the Host State's agents or civi lian trainers’. I should be grateful if you would let me know whether you accept these suggestions. If you do accept, this letter, with your reply, will constitute a legally-binding international agreement between the Euro pean Union and the Republic of Mali on the status of EUCAP Sahel Mali, which will enter into force on the date on which your letter of reply is received. Please accept, Sir, the assurance of my highest consideration. For the European Union B. Letter from the Republic of Mali Bamako, 31 October 2014 Madam, Thank you for your letter of 20 October 2014 regarding the status within the territory of the Republic of Mali of the European Union CSDP Mission in Mali (EUCAP Sahel Mali), which reads as follows: ‘In the framework of its Common Security and Defence Policy, in February 2013 the Union deployed a military mission to contribute to the training of the Malian Armed Forces (EUTM Mali). In the same way, in April 2014 the Union deployed a civilian mission in support of the Malian internal security forces (EUCAP Sahel Mali). The status of EUCAP Sahel Mali and its personnel must be the subject of an international agreement between the European Union and the Republic of Mali. As you will recall, on 4 April 2013 the Republic of Mali concluded an agreement on the status in the Republic of Mali of EUTM Mali. The provisions of that agreement, with certain exceptions, are ideally suited to the needs of EUCAP Sahel Mali. I propose that all provisions of that Agreement (Articles 1 to 19), with the exception of Article 1(3)(e) and Article 13(2) to (5), be made to apply to EUCAP Sahel Mali, on the understanding that: — every instance of “EUTM Mali” is regarded as referring to “EUCAP Sahel Mali”; — in Article 1(3)(a), the term “military headquarters” is replaced by the term “headquarters of EUCAP Sahel Mali”;