mandatee
mænˈdeɪti
Definitions
1. noun
A person or organization appointed to manage or oversee something, especially a foreign country or a dependent territory.
“The new mandatee was tasked with overseeing the economic reforms in the country.”
2. noun
A person appointed to represent another person or organization in a particular matter, especially in a foreign country.
“The mandatee was sent to negotiate a trade agreement between the two countries.”