Embassy cables are a formal term for (almost always confidential) diplomatic messages sent from an embassy to the foreign ministry (or department) of the embassy's parent nation. Thus, an "embassy cable" from the US Embassy in Germany would be sent to the US Department of State.
Embassy cables typically include diplomatically sensitive information, including frank assessments of political or economic situations in the embassy's host country, details on important political figures, military info, and possibly even espionage results. They are considered sacrosant, and are not to be intercepted or monitored (they are the communications equivalent of the diplomatic pouch). Of course, most nations nonetheless monitor these from other countries, but almost always refrain from making the contents known publically.
The term comes from a time when messages were sent via submarine communication cables.
Unortunately there is no Mongolian embassy in UAE and there is no longer a visa upon arrival service at the Mongolain borders or airports. Therefore the only way to get a Mongolian visa would be by post or by attending an Embassy in one of the following locations:AustriaMongolian Embassy in Vienna, AustriaBelgiumMongolian Embassy in Brussels, BelgiumBulgariaMongolian Embassy in Sophia, BulgariaCanadaMongolian Embassy in Ottawa, CanadaChinaMongolian Embassy in Beijing, ChinaCubaMongolian Embassy in Havana, CubaCzech RepublicMongolian Embassy in Prague, Czech RepublicEgyptMongolian Embassy in Cairo, EgyptFranceMongolian Embassy in Paris, FranceGermanyMongolian Embassy in Berlin, GermanyHungaryMongolian Embassy in Budapest, HungaryIndiaMongolian Embassy in New Delhi, IndiaJapanMongolian Embassy in Tokyo, JapanKazakhstanMongolian Embassy in Almaty, KazakhstanPolandMongolian Embassy in Warsaw, PolandRussiaMongolian Embassy in Moscow, RussiaSouth KoreaMongolian Embassy in Seoul, South KoreaThailandMongolian Embassy in Bangkok, ThailandTurkeyMongolian Embassy in Ankara, TurkeyUnited KingdomMongolian Embassy in London, United KingdomUnited StatesMongolian Embassy in Washington D.C., United StatesVietnamMongolian Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam
The plural of embassy is embassies.
Yes, the word "Embassy" should be capitalized when referring to a specific embassy, such as the United States Embassy or the Canadian Embassy.
????? What embassy? The Icelandic embassy in Australia to Sudan???? Technically speaking Khartoum does not have a Sudanese embassy in it, it has plenty of other embassy's though.
The plural form of embassy is embassies.
Bahrain have no embassy in Nigeria
'Embassy' in Afrikaans is 'ambassade'.
what assistance can be obtain from an embassy
becoz i have a ability of working in any kind of pressure and i have visited japan embassy once in my life . i found the japan embassy in the big area of embassy in delhi that why i deserve for the job in japan embassy.
The ambassador is in charge of an embassy.
There are no Embassy School in Islamabad.
No. But there is a Fiji Embassy in India.