The beginnings of diplomacy arise in the early beginnings of civilization. Editing relations between states, their mutual relations, negotiations, agreements and various other forms of relationship and co-operation have long ago pointed to the need to create certain rules in the conduct and conduct between states. The term diplomacy has more meaning, 1) conducting government affairs in the field of foreign policy through official relations with other states and international organizations, 2) the form and content of relations between states that arise and are maintained by official ties and which strive to harmonize the interests of the respective states by reaching certain agreements and general agreement, 3) ability, knowledge, skill to negotiate with other states, 4) external representation of the state, 5) career, call for representation and representation of states in relations with other states, belonging to the circle of persons who make that call. Though a multifaceted term, the word diplomacy is most often used to designate state-run affairs in the field of foreign policy through official relations with other states and international organizations. In this context, diplomacy is also divided into several types and forms, and it is about bilateral and multilateral, traditional and parliamentary, public and secular diplomacy, etc. (a combination of these kinds).