Chinese President Xi Jinping has appointed a new group of ambassadors to represent China in key nations around the world. Announced by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress, these appointments highlight China’s ongoing efforts to enhance international relationships.
Deng Li has been appointed ambassador to France and Monaco, replacing Lu Shaye. With extensive diplomatic experience, Deng Li is expected to bolster China’s ties with these European nations, focusing on cooperation in trade, culture, and technology.
Xiao Junzheng will serve as the new ambassador to Israel, taking over from Cai Run. His tenure is anticipated to strengthen partnerships in innovation and economic development between China and Israel.
Zhang Wei replaces Peng Jingtao as ambassador to Benin. Zhang’s appointment aims to deepen China’s engagement with West African countries, promoting initiatives in infrastructure and sustainable development.
In Asia, Dai Bing has been named ambassador to the Republic of Korea, succeeding Xing Haiming. His role will be crucial in enhancing bilateral relations, especially in areas of trade and regional security.
Other notable appointments include:
- Jiang Xuebin as ambassador to Türkiye, replacing Liu Shaobin.
- Lyu Jian as ambassador to Oman, succeeding Li Lingbing.
- Dong Guangli as ambassador to Algeria, taking over from Li Jian.
- Tang Zhongdong as ambassador to Mauritania, replacing Li Baijun.
- Guo Haiyan as ambassador to Kenya, succeeding Zhou Pingjian.
- Han Chunlin as ambassador to Kazakhstan, replacing Zhang Xiao.
- Liu Jiangping as ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, taking over from Du Dewen.
- Li Fan as ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, succeeding Ji Ping.
These diplomats are expected to play significant roles in fostering mutual understanding and cooperation between China and their respective nations. The appointments reflect China’s dedication to building strong international partnerships across different continents.
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