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Cybersecurity
Public Announcement for Diplomatic-Consular Exam
Based on Article 80, paragraph 5 of the Law on Foreign Affairs (Official Gazette of CG, number 70/17), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces that it will organize the diplomatic-consular exam from March 19 to 23 and 4. The law allows the following candidates to take the exam: - an intern who has completed the professional training program at the Ministry, in accordance with this law, as well as a civil servant from Article 64, paragraph 2 of this law. - a person from Article 53, Article 64, paragraph 6, and Article 72 of this law, who has at least two years of work experience in diplomatic affairs. Along with the application for the diplomatic-consular exam, the candidate must submit proof of the required work experience at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a photocopy of their biometric ID card. The diplomatic-consular exam is conducted in accordance with the Law on Foreign Affairs (Official Gazette of CG, number 70/17) and the Regulation on the program and manner of taking the diplomatic-consular exam (Official Gazette of CG, number 81/18). For more information, you can contact tel: 020/416-329 or via email: nela.cimesa@mfa.gov.me.