Definitions

1. noun

In ancient Greece, a proxenos was a citizen of a city who acted as a representative and protector of foreigners, especially those from other cities.

“The proxenos of the city was responsible for guiding the foreign ambassadors through the complex diplomatic process.”

2. noun

A person who acts as a host or representative for another person, often in a formal or official capacity.

“She served as the proxenos for the visiting diplomat, introducing him to key officials in the government.”