List of ambassadors of China to Papua New Guinea
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The Chinese Ambassador to Papua New Guinea is the official representative of the People's Republic of China to the Independent State of Papua New Guinea.
Chinese Ambassador to Papua New Guinea | |
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Incumbent since 26 May 2017Xue Bing | |
Inaugural holder | Pei Jianzhang |
Formation | October 1977 |
List of representatives
editDiplomatic agrément/Diplomatic accreditation | Ambassador | Chinese language zh:中国驻巴布亚新几内亚大使列表 |
Observations | Premier of the People's Republic of China | Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea | Term end |
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October 1977 | Pei Jianzhang | zh:裴坚章 | Residence in Welington,
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Hua Guofeng | Michael Somare | April 1980 |
April 1980 | Lin Ping | zh:林平 | Residence in Canberra.
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Zhao Ziyang | Julius Chan | March 1983 |
March 1983 | Hu Hongfan | zh:胡洪范 | 1985-1988 was ambassador in Caracas. | Zhao Ziyang | Michael Somare | December 1984 |
February 1985 | Gao Jianzhong | zh:高建中 | 1988 1993 was ambassador to Sierra Leone. | Zhao Ziyang | Paias Wingti | August 1988 |
September 1988 | Zhao Wei (PRC diplomat) | 赵维 | Li Peng | Rabbie Namaliu | August 1991 | |
August 1991 | Wang Nongshen | 王弄笙 | Li Peng | Rabbie Namaliu | February 1994 | |
April 1994 | Yuan Zude | 袁祖德 | Li Peng | Julius Chan | September 1996 | |
September 1996 | Zhang Pengxiang (PRC diplomat) | 張鵬翔 | Li Peng | Julius Chan | October 1999 | |
December 1999 | Zhao Zhenyu | 趙振宇 | Zhu Rongji | Mekere Morauta | March 2003 | |
April 2003 | Li Zhengjun | 李正君 | Wen Jiabao | Michael Somare | January 2006 | |
March 2006 | Wei Ruixing | 魏瑞兴 | 1999: was appointed Consul General of P.R.China in Chicago | Wen Jiabao | Michael Somare | April 2010 |
May 2010 | Qiu Bohua | 仇伯华 | 08 2003 to September 2008 Ambassador in Lesotho | Wen Jiabao | Michael Somare | February 2014 |
April 15, 2014 | Li Ruiyou | 李瑞佑 | Oct. 15, 1985 Vice Consul | Li Keqiang | Peter O'Neill | |
May 2017 | Xue Bing (1965) | 薛冰 | In 2008 he was Chargé d'affaires of the Chinese Ambassador to Kenya in Nairobi. [1] | Li Keqiang | Peter O'Neill James Marape |