List of ambassadors of China to Guinea

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Chinese Ambassador to Guinea
Incumbent
Bian Jianqiang
since November 2013
Inaugural holder Ke Hua
FormationMarch 1960;62 years ago (1960-03)

The Chinese Ambassador to Guinea is the official representative of the People's Republic of China to the Republic of Guinea.

List of representatives

Designated/accredited Ambassador Chinese language
zh:中国驻几内亚大使列表
Observations Premier of the People's Republic of China List of prime ministers of Guinea Term end
March 1960 Ke Hua zh:柯華 (外交官) Ke Hua [1] Zhou Enlai Ahmed Sékou Touré May 1964
September 1964 Chai Zemin zh:柴泽民 Zhou Enlai Ahmed Sékou Touré June 1967
July 1969 Han Kehua zh:韩克华 (* 1 September 1919; † March 2003) Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China Han Kehua [2] Zhou Enlai Ahmed Sékou Touré June 1974
August 1974 Qian Qichen zh:钱其琛 concurrently accredited in Bissau (Guinea-Bissau). Zhou Enlai Louis Lansana Béavogui November 1976
February 1977 Peng Hua zh:彭华 (外交官) Hua Guofeng Louis Lansana Béavogui October 1980
April 1981 Kang Xiao zh:康晓 Zhao Ziyang Louis Lansana Béavogui December 1983
October 1984 Yu Huimin zh:禹惠民 Zhao Ziyang Diarra Traoré March 1990
May 1990 Jiang Xiang zh:江翔 * From September 1986 to January 1990 he was ambassador to Burkina Faso. Li Peng Diarra Traoré April 1994
May 1995 Kong Minghui zh:孔明辉 Li Peng Diarra Traoré February 1998
March 1998 Xu Mengshui zh:许孟水
  • From December 2000 to December 2003 he was ambassador to Cameroon.
  • From January 2004 to February 2006 he was ambassador in Mauritius.
Zhu Rongji Sidya Touré October 2000
November 2000 Shi Tongning zh:石同宁 * From February 1998 to October 2000 he was ambassador to Burundi. Zhu Rongji Lamine Sidimé April 2001
August 2001 Gao Kexiang zh:龚元兴
  • From December 2006 till may 2009 he was ambassador to Rabat (Morocco)
  • From November 2009 to August 2012 he was ambassador to Senegal.
Zhu Rongji Lamine Sidimé January 2004
February 2004 Liu Yukun zh:刘玉坤 (* January 1953 in Shanghai)
  • From September 16, 2013 to December 2010, he was ambassador to Tunisia.
Wen Jiabao François Lonseny Fall September 2006
November 2006 Huo Zhengde zh:火正德 Wen Jiabao Cellou Dalein Diallo October 2010
October 2010 Zhao Lixing zh:赵立兴 (* January 1954 in Liaoning) Wen Jiabao Jean-Marie Doré November 2013
November 2013 Bian Jianqiang 卞建强 Li Keqiang Mohamed Said Fofana

Coordinates: 39°56′39″N116°27′04″E / 39.944224°N 116.451230°E / 39.944224; 116.451230

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