Diplomatic envoys are official representatives sent by one country to another to manage diplomatic relations. They play a crucial role in fostering communication, negotiating agreements, and addressing issues between nations. These envoys can take various forms, including ambassadors, ministers, and consuls, each with specific responsibilities and ranks. The primary goal of diplomatic envoys is to promote their home country's interests while maintaining peaceful relations with the host country. They often engage in discussions about trade, security, and cultural exchange, contributing to international cooperation and understanding. Their work is guided by international laws and protocols, such as the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.