The president's power, as chief diplomat, to acknowledge a foreign government as legitimate.
Explanation:
Diplomatic Recognition is a practice of making negotiations between the groups or states and countries. For President, it is the power to acknowledge foreign governments. So that they can make treaties and other executive agreements.
During the presidential time, the presidents can be the chief diplomat. This allows the president to appoint, and send ambassadors to all the countries. Also, they will receive the ambassadors from the countries after their visit. Also, this appointment process requires the senate's confirmation.
With these executive agreements and meeting the bond between the countries will increase. Also, it will help the presidents to compare their rule with the leader in other countries to improvise themselves.
