Embajada de Argentina - Roma, Italia - Diplomatic Missions on Waymarking.com

La República Argentina mantiene relaciones diplomáticas con la Santa Sede desde 1857. Fue el primer Presidente Constitucional argentino, Dn. Justo José de Urquiza, quien tuvo el alto honor de intercambiar representantes diplomáticos con Su Santidad Pío IX, inaugurando una riquísima y positiva relación directa entre nuestro país y la Santa Sede, que hasta entonces había siempre mediatizada, primero via España y, ya en período independiente, a través del Brasil.

El primer representante argentino fue Dn. Juan Bautista Alberdi, principal inspirador del texto constitucional de 1853 quien fue designado “Enviado Extraordinario y Ministro Plenipotenciario cerca de Pío IX”, por decreto del 18 de abril de 1857, y a su vez nombró como su agente confidencial en Roma a Benito Filippani.

La Embajada está acreditada ante la Santa Sede y tiene su oficina diplomática y residencia del Embajador en la ciudad de Roma. Sus funciones son representar a la República Argentina, desarrollar las relaciones bilaterales y culturales, explorar aquellos espacios de interés común que permitan alcanzar los objetivos de política exterior argentina y fomentar los vínculos de amistad con la Santa Sede.

Además, la Embajada Argentina ante la Santa Sede puede legalizar documentación oficial de Universidades Católicas e Instituciones Vaticanas, sobre la base de la certificación previa emitida por dichas Universidades o Centros de Estudio (autenticadas por la Congregación para la Educación Católica) e Instituciones Vaticanas o Institutos Religiosos y, en todo caso, con sello y firma oficial de la Secretaría de Estado.



The Argentine Republic maintains diplomatic relations with the Holy See since 1857. He was the first Argentine Constitutional President, Mr. Justo José de Urquiza, who had the high honor of exchanging diplomatic representatives with His Holiness Pius IX, inaugurating a very rich and positive direct relationship between our country and the Holy See, which until then had always been mediated, first via Spain and, already in period independently, through Brazil.

The first Argentine representative was Mr. Juan Bautista Alberdi, the main inspirer of the constitutional text of 1853 who was designated "Extraordinary Envoy and Plenipotentiary Minister near Pius IX", by decree of April 18, 1857, and in turn appointed Benito Filippani as his confidential agent in Rome.

The Embassy is accredited to the Holy See and has its diplomatic office and residence of the Ambassador in the city of Rome. Its functions are to represent the Argentine Republic, develop bilateral and cultural relations, explore areas of common interest that allow the achievement of Argentine foreign policy objectives, and foster friendship ties with the Holy See.

In addition, the Argentine Embassy before the Holy See can legalize official documentation from Catholic Universities and Vatican Institutions, based on the prior certification issued by said Universities or Study Centers (authenticated by the Congregation for Catholic Education) and Vatican Institutions or Institutes. Religious and, in any case, with the official seal and signature of the Secretary of State.

Mission's address: Via della Conciliazione, 22 Roma, Italia 00193 Website: [Web Link] Business hours: Not listed

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