أعضاء البعثات الدبلوماسية الأوربية في الجزائر خلال العهد العثماني و حصاناتهم

Abstract EN

The consul shall be considered as a deputy and not a representative of the State.

He shall not be treated as an ordinary person.

He shall be a public official with extensive immunities and privileges not enjoyed by ordinary people.

The consular officer, the Drogoman, the notary, the Apostolic Vicar or the priest shall have the other consular officers.

The consuls in Algeria during the Ottoman period and the members of the diplomatic mission enjoyed the immunity granted to them by the privileges granted by the Ottoman state, granting them personal immunity for their property, freedom of movement inside and outside the city and freedom of practicing religious rites.

Most of the terms of treaties signed between Algeria and European countries on that.

Despite the small number of Europeans in Algeria during the Ottoman era, we find an integrated diplomatic body for the European countries dealing with Algeria, which shows through the diversity of tasks of the members of this body that it included not only the consul or his deputy, but also included the importance of communicating with the authority and the notary And other members reflected our envoys to the Europeans, where we note the absence of a continental body to Algeria in any European country and to limit some of the envoys and ambassadors in specific tasks for temporary periods only.