Bikenibeu Paeniu

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The Right Honourable
Bikenibeu Paeniu
PC
Bikenibeu Paeniu 2022.jpg
Paeniu in 2022
3rd Ambassador of Tuvalu to Taiwan
Incumbent
Assumed office
1 June 2022
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