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The UTAH CONSULAR CORPS

CROSSROADS of the WORLD

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About

The Utah Consular Corps (UCC) was founded in 2001 in the spirit of the upcoming 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic & Paralympic Games. The Utah Consular Corps is an organization consisting of Career and Honorary Consuls in the State of Utah.

They are members of a country’s foreign service or are local residents that have been appointed by a foreign government to perform consular duties. The Utah Consular Corps aims to increase diplomatic relations, commerce, and cultural diplomacy between Utah, it’s residents, and international governments.

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Consular members who have been duly accredited by the federal government of the United States and their respective nations to serve in the Beehive State.

Members

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Connect with the Advisor of the Utah Consular Corps for partnerships, to connect with the corps, media inquiries, and much more.

Advisor & Community

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University students interested in diplomacy and foreign affairs can sign-up to join our Student Leadership Council and become an active participant in the field.

Students

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Be in the know for upcoming events from the Utah Consular Corps, consuls, partners, and the community.

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