Can I work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs without being sent abroad? There will be some differences according to the specific situation. The following is a detailed analysis: Need. Diplomats are required to rotate between posts at home and abroad. It is the unshirkable responsibility of diplomats to obey the organizational arrangements at any time and work in foreign posts. In principle, when new cadres go abroad for the first time, they will be sent to embassies and consulates in more difficult areas.

If you want to work abroad, the conditions in many countries are very difficult. Compared with women, men have innate advantages in physical conditions, which also means that men are often more hardy and more in line with the basic conditions of diplomatic work. Therefore, in the recruitment process of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, men are given priority when the conditions of men and women are equal or the conditions of women are slightly better. In fact, this is not gender discrimination, and the nature of work determines that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs prefers men.

What are the requirements for a girl to become a diplomat?

1. First of all, you must have strong language learning ability. A foreign language is a necessary skill for every diplomat. Modern diplomats should be at least proficient in English and French, and at the same time learn as many other languages as possible, as well as various customs and habits of these countries and nationalities.

2. First of all, we must have a strong "four self-confidences", that is, a deep understanding, deep recognition and love for the country's road, system, theory and culture. Because diplomats represent the interests of their own country, if they can't deeply understand and identify with their own cultural system, they can't gain a foothold in the diplomatic field, and they can't distinguish between the enemy and ourselves and grasp the principles. For example, the United States criticizes you for not "human rights." If you don't have a deep understanding of the development and system of human rights in your own country, you have no excuse, and then you are at a disadvantage in public opinion and diplomacy, and your national interests are damaged. Therefore, only when you have deep recognition and love for your country's road, system, theory and culture can you make the strongest voice on behalf of your country.

3. Have a very clear understanding of the world situation, especially the situation of important countries. For example, which countries have similar opinions to ours and which are opposite? Which countries have conflicts of interest or common interests with which countries? Which world resources or industries are the focus of attention of all countries.

4. To master certain diplomatic skills, how to combine kindness with prestige? How to close the distance? How to combat interception? For example, Bismarck, an outstanding diplomat, enjoys a good reputation in the world because he has diplomatic and political talents and strives for the best interests of the country.

5. Diplomats should be witty, alert, decisive, accurate in judging affairs, majestic and worthy of their mission.

Legal basis:

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Diplomatic Personnel Abroad

Article 28 The assessment of diplomatic personnel stationed abroad can be divided into peacetime assessment and regular assessment, which shall be organized and implemented by diplomatic agencies or dispatched departments stationed abroad in accordance with state regulations. The assessment of diplomatic personnel stationed abroad is based on duties and tasks, and a comprehensive assessment is made of morality, ability, diligence, performance and honesty, with the focus on work performance. The assessment results serve as the basis for adjusting the post, rank, grade and salary of diplomats abroad, and as the basis for rewarding and training diplomats abroad.

Twenty-ninth before sending and during working abroad, according to the requirements of job responsibilities, diplomats abroad should receive post and professional training.

Article 30 Diplomatic personnel stationed abroad shall exchange posts among diplomatic institutions stationed abroad; According to the needs of the work, post exchanges can also be carried out between the dispatched departments or other organs.