CEVAP:

Recognition is a political act of a state to acknowledge an act or government or status of another state. Recognition could be either de jure or de facto. De jure (from Latin, meaning “of law” or “by law”) recognition is the formal way of recognizing a state or a government by fulfilling the requirements stipulated in international law.De facto (from Latin, meaning “of fact” or “in fact”) recognition refers to the recognizing a state or a government through practice rather than official statement or declaration to that effect.