Attaché (English spelling)

Japanese: アタッシェ（英語表記）attaché

A diplomatic mission official is a professional official in charge of military, economic, cultural, or scientific fields who cooperates with the mission's mission's mission duties, or a government official who performs similar functions at international organizations or conferences. They have the status of a diplomatic official of the mission's country and enjoy diplomatic privileges. The system originated from the military attaché system that began in the mid-19th century, but in recent years, as diplomatic relations have become more complex, officials with a wide range of expertise, such as commerce, administration, protocol, culture, labor, agriculture, fisheries, science, information, journalism, and the environment, are now dispatched.

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Japanese:

外交使節団の職員で，軍事，経済，文化，科学などの専門分野を管掌し，使節団の任務に協力する専門的職員，または国際機関や国際会議で同様の機能を果す政府職員。使節国の外交職員の地位を有し，外交特権を享有する。 19世紀中頃から始った軍事アタッシェに起源を発するが，外交関係の複雑化した近年，通商，行政，儀典，文化，労働，農業，漁業，科学，情報，報道，環境など多様な専門分野を管掌する職員が派遣されるにいたっている。

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