Misje dyplomatyczne przy Stolicy Apostolskiej
Stolica Apostolska
Kraje, które mają swoje przedstawicielstwa dyplomatyczne przy Stolicy Apostolskiej z siedzibą w Rzymie
Ambasada Libanu przy Stolicy Apostolskiej. Obok herbu Libanu znajdują się herb Benedykta XVI - ówczesnego papieża oraz herb Zakonu Maltańskiego, przy którym dodatkowo akredytowana była ambasada
Misje dyplomatyczne przy Stolicy Apostolskiej – obecne przedstawicielstwa dyplomatyczne przy Stolicy Apostolskiej. Stan na styczeń 2017. Lista pomija ambasadorów wizytujących.
Ambasadę przy Stolicy Apostolskiej posiada 86 państw oraz 4 inne podmioty, w tym
- 32 europejskich
- 15 azjatyckich
- 1 z Australii i Oceanii
- 14 afrykańskich
- 10 południowoamerykańskich
- 13 północno- i środkowoamerykańskich
- 1 bezterytorialny suwerenny podmiot prawa międzynarodowego
- 3 organizacje międzynarodowe.
Ponadto przy Stolicy Apostolskiej dodatkowo akredytowanych jest 66 ambasadorów mających swą główną misję przy innych państwach lub organizacjach międzynarodowych. Reprezentują oni państwa:
- 7 europejskich
- 17 azjatyckich
- 3 z Australii i Oceanii
- 32 afrykańskich
- 2 południowoamerykańskich
- 5 północno- i środkowoamerykańskich
- 1 organizację międzynarodową.
Wprowadzenie
Ambasador akredytowany przy Stolicy Apostolskiej nie może być jednocześnie akredytowany przy Republice Włoskiej. Dlatego państwa, które nie posiadają oddzielnej ambasady przy Stolicy Apostolskiej akredytują swoich dyplomatów z innych przedstawicielstw w Europie[1]. Obecnie żadna ambasada przy Stolicy Apostolskiej nie znajduje się na terenie Watykanu (choć w przeszłości ambasady mieściły się również w tym państwie, np. Ambasada Rzeczypospolitej w czasie II wojny światowej[2]). Wszystkie ambasady przy Stolicy Apostolskiej mieszczą się w Rzymie, na terytorium Republiki Włoskiej.
Zgodnie z artykułem 12 traktatów laterańskich dyplomaci akredytowani przy Stolicy Apostolskiej cieszą się w Republice Włoskiej immunitetem i przywilejami dyplomatycznymi zgodnie z prawem międzynarodowym nawet wówczas, gdy państwo, które reprezentują nie utrzymuje stosunków dyplomatycznych z Republiką Włoską lub nie jest przez nią uznawane[3]. Zgodnie z tym postanowieniem dziś na terytorium Republiki Włoskiej mieści się Ambasada Republiki Chińskiej przy Stolicy Apostolskiej, mimo iż Włochy nie uznają niepodległości tego państwa.
Misje dyplomatyczne przy Stolicy Apostolskiej
Wszystkie przedstawicielstwa mają swoją siedzibę w Rzymie.
Europa | Azja
Australia i Oceania
| Afryka
| Ameryka Południowa
Ameryka Północna, Środkowa i Karaiby
| inne
organizacje międzynarodowe
|
Misje dyplomatyczne przy innych państwach lub organizacjach międzynarodowych z dodatkową akredytacją przy Stolicy Apostolskiej
W nawiasach podano miasto, w którym rezyduje dany przedstawiciel.
Europa
| Azja
Australia i Oceania
| Afryka
| Ameryka Południowa
Ameryka Północna
organizacje międzynarodowe
|
Zobacz też
Przypisy
- ↑ cruxnow.com Unique Vatican brand of diplomacy packs a real punch
- ↑ opoka.org.pl
- ↑ Traktaty laterańskie
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