Chadian diplomacy has been in its infancy since the 1990s, as Chad has experienced difficult times that have disrupted its relations with the rest of the world. Today, its diplomatic institutions - embodied by embassies and consular posts - are headed by individuals appointed by the President of the Republic, on the recommendation of the Minister for Foreign Affairs and African Integration, to the host states. They are responsible for defending the economic, political and social interests of the sending state. They also act as facilitators in the issuance of administrative documents (passports, visas, etc.) to nationals or foreign nationals residing in the countries where they are based.
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