List of ambassadors of China to Tunisia
The Chinese Ambassador to Tunisia is the official representative of the People's Republic of China to the Republic of Tunisia.
List of representatives
Designated/accredited | Ambassador | Chinese language zh:中国驻突尼斯大使列表 | Observations | Premier of the People's Republic of China | Head of Government of Tunisia | Term end |
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May 1964 | Yao Nian | 姚念 | Zhou Enlai | Habib Bourguiba | September 1967 | |
February 1972 | Hou Yefeng | 侯野烽 |
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Zhou Enlai | Hédi Nouira | May 1977 |
August 1977 | Cui Jian (diplomat) | 崔健 |
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Hua Guofeng | Hédi Nouira | May 1980 |
December 1980 | Meng Yue | zh:孟钺 | Zhao Ziyang | Mohamed Mzali | May 1983 | |
August 1983 | Xie Bangding | zh:谢邦定 | (* 1921 en Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province)
Xi'an served as the CPC Municipal Committee, deputy director of the Revolutionary Committee of the city during the Cultural Revolution.
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Zhao Ziyang | Mohamed Mzali | June 1987 |
March 1987 | Zhu Yinglu | zh:朱应鹿 | Li Peng | Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali | October 1991 | |
September 1991 | An Huihou | zh:安惠侯 | Li Peng | Hamed Karoui | August 1993 | |
July 1993 | Wu Chuanfu | zh:吴传福 |
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Li Peng | Hamed Karoui | March 1998 |
May 1997 | Lv Guozeng | zh:吕国增 | (* August 1951 en Hebei March 31, 2015) Deputy Minister - China Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lu Guozeng.
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Li Peng | Hamed Karoui | July 2000 |
April 2000 | Mu Wen | zh:穆文 |
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Zhu Rongji | Mohamed Ghannouchi | December 2001 |
October 2001 | Zhu Bangzao | zh:朱邦造 | (*1952 en Yixing, Jiangsu)
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Zhu Rongji | Mohamed Ghannouchi | August 2003 |
June 2003 | Liu Yuhe | zh:刘玉和 |
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Wen Jiabao | Mohamed Ghannouchi | April 2008 |
June 2008 | Li Beifen | zh:李蓓芬 | From December 2004 to April 2008 she was ambassador to Benin. | Wen Jiabao | Mohamed Ghannouchi | December 2010 |
December 2010 | Huo Zhengde | 火正德 | From November 2006 to October 2010 he was Ambassador to Guinea. | Wen Jiabao | Mohamed Ghannouchi | September 26, 2013 |
September 26, 2013 | Bian Yanhua | 边燕花 | (* August 1957) she holds a university degree
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Li Keqiang | Ali Laarayedh |
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