Kor diplomatik

Kor diplomatik (Perancis: corps diplomatiquecode: fr is deprecated ) ialah badan kolektif diplomat asing yang diakreditasi ke negara atau badan tertentu.

Kor diplomatik, dalam beberapa konteks, boleh merujuk kepada perhimpunan ketua-ketua misi yang diakreditasi (duta besar, pesuruhjaya tinggi, nuncio, dan lain-lain) yang mewakili negara mereka di negeri atau negara lain. Sebagai badan, mereka biasanya hanya berkumpul untuk menghadiri majlis negara seperti pertabalan, pelantikan, hari kebangsaan atau Pembukaan Parlimen, bergantung pada adat istiadat setempat. Mereka juga dapat berkumpul di istana raja atau presiden untuk memberikan ucapan selamat Tahun Baru kepada ketua negara tempat mereka tinggal.

Di kebanyakan negara di mana Roman Katolik ialah agama rasmi atau dominan, duta kerasulan (wakil diplomatik dari Takhta Suci) berfungsi sebagai penatua berdasarkan kedudukannya, tanpa mengira senioriti.^[1]

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^ Hyginus Eugene Cardinale, The Holy See and the International Order (ISBN 0-900675-60-8), p. 160. Quote: "The right to precedence of all permanent papal representatives regardless of their title, from 1815-1849 was generally acknowledged and admitted without contestation by the governments of all the European States and of South America, and without any objection being raised by the diplomats accredited to these States, not even on the part of the British envoys. Such, for example, was the case of the internuncios Mgr Francesco Capaccini in Holland (1829-1831), Mgr Pasquale Gizzi (1835-1837) and Mgr Raffaele Fornari (1838-1841) in Belgium, Mgr Antonio Garibaldi in France (1836-1843) and all the papal diplomatic representatives with the title of apostolic delegate and envoy extraordinary in the various South American republics."

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United States' Deans of the Diplomatic Corps: 1893 To Present

[1] Hyginus Eugene Cardinale, The Holy See and the International Order (ISBN 0-900675-60-8), p. 160. Quote: "The right to precedence of all permanent papal representatives regardless of their title, from 1815-1849 was generally acknowledged and admitted without contestation by the governments of all the European States and of South America, and without any objection being raised by the diplomats accredited to these States, not even on the part of the British envoys. Such, for example, was the case of the internuncios Mgr Francesco Capaccini in Holland (1829-1831), Mgr Pasquale Gizzi (1835-1837) and Mgr Raffaele Fornari (1838-1841) in Belgium, Mgr Antonio Garibaldi in France (1836-1843) and all the papal diplomatic representatives with the title of apostolic delegate and envoy extraordinary in the various South American republics."

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