Discussion
De jure Recognition is ............. .
Answer: A
De jure recognition is permanent and legal recognition.
De jure recognition is the full, formal acknowledgement that a state or government is legally entitled to its status, carrying full diplomatic relations. It is generally final and not withdrawn.
Temporary, factual recognition is de facto recognition, given while a new government's stability is uncertain. A de jure recognised government's representatives do enjoy diplomatic immunity, and 'primary recognition' is not a recognised category.
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