Chinese President Xi Jinping Appoints New Ambassadors

Beijing, The Gulf Observer: In accordance with a decision from the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress, China’s top legislature, Chinese President Xi Jinping has made significant changes to diplomatic representation, as announced in an official statement released on Tuesday.

Cao Zhongming has been appointed as the new ambassador to Singapore, succeeding Sun Haiyan.

Ji Ping will take up the role of ambassador to Madagascar, replacing Guo Xiaomei.

Zhang Bin has been appointed as the new ambassador to Angola, succeeding Gong Tao.

Xu Xueyuan will serve as the new ambassador to Panama, replacing Wei Qiang.

These appointments reflect China’s ongoing commitment to maintaining and enhancing diplomatic relations with countries across the globe. The newly appointed ambassadors are expected to play pivotal roles in furthering cooperation, fostering understanding, and promoting mutual interests between China and their respective host countries.