The term "diplomatic envoy" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a representative who is sent by a country or organization to conduct diplomacy or represent them in another country. Example: The diplomatic envoy from the United Nations arrived in the conflict-stricken region to mediate peace talks between the warring parties.
The pair were taken hostage in November after their diplomatic envoy came under fire near Sabratha.
Mr. Xi met Sunday with Jean-David Levitte, the top diplomatic envoy of President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.
"We are optimistic about our dear government's diplomatic envoy," read a message posted on Ayatollah Khamenei's Twitter page, "but pessimistic about the Americans".
On various occasions he was a general, diplomatic envoy, secretary of foreign affairs, and member of Congress; in 1842 he was ambassador in Washington, D.C.
I have been involved in this debate for 20 years, six of them as the UK's diplomatic envoy on climate change.
After leaving government service, Baker became a partner in a law firm and served as a diplomatic envoy for United Nations secretary-general Kofi Annan for the Western Sahara.
When diplomatic envoys had an audience with Vlad in 1459, the diplomats declined to remove their hats, citing a religious custom.
"The inviolability of diplomatic envoys has been recognized by most civilizations and states throughout history," states the Britannica Online Encyclopedia.
The diplomatic crisis escalated on Friday, as Germany and Turkey summoned each other's diplomatic envoys to complain after a week of bitter recriminations.
After the Great Northern War was concluded (1721), Peter launched a campaign against Iran (1722 23), and Kurakin became coordinator of the work of all Russian diplomatic envoys.
He would not specify which organizations, but he said the Haitian government was not among them and implied that diplomatic envoys were.
