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Tuesday, October 24, 2000, updated at 10:23(GMT+8)

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China Appoints Ambassadors

President Jiang Zemin appointed and removed a group of Chinese ambassadors to other countries in accordance with the decision made by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Monday.

Wu Changsheng was removed from the position of the Chinese ambassador to Bolivia.

Wang Yongzhan was appointed as the Chinese ambassador to Bolivia.

Chen Baoliu was removed from the position of the Chinese ambassador to Singapore.

Zhang Jiuheng was appointed as the Chinese ambassador to Singapore.

Yu Xingzhi was removed from the position of the Chinese Ambassador to Saudi Arabia.

Wu Sike was appointed as the Chinese ambassador to Saudi Arabia.

Meng Xianke was removed from the position of the Chinese ambassador to Djibouti.

Guan Jindi was appointed as the Chinese ambassador to Djibouti.

Liu Boming was removed from the position of the Chinese ambassador to Venezuela.

Wang Zhen was appointed as the Chinese ambassador to Venezuela.

Ren Jingyu was removed from the position of the Chinese ambassador to Peru.

Mai Guoyan was appointed as the Chinese ambassador to Peru.


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	President Jiang Zemin appointed and removed a group of Chinese ambassadors to other countries in accordance with the decision made by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Monday.




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