The Chinese Ambassador to Turkey is the official representative of the People's Republic of China to the Republic of Turkey .[1]
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List of envoys of the Republic of China
Ambassador
Term start
Term end
Notes
He Yaozu (Ho Yao-tsu) (1890 – 1961)
May 9, 1935
June 30, 1937
Peng Chun Chang
May 4, 1940
May 30, 1942
Tsou Snang-yu
July 20, 1942
January 1, 1945
Tsou Shang-yu (Chou Shang-yu). (* Liaoning 1896)
From 1945 to June 26, 1946 he was Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan .
In May 1942 he was appointed minister to Turkey in succession to Chang P'eng-ch'vin in Januarv 1945 he was appointed minister to Kabul.[2]
List of ambassadors of the Republic of China
Ambassador
Term start
Term end
Notes
Tsou Snang-yu
January 1, 1945
March 17, 1945
Tsou Shang-yu (Chou Shang-yu). (* Liaoning 1896)
From 1945 to June 26, 1946 he was Chinese Ambassador to Afghanistan .
In May 1942 he was appointed minister to Turkey in succession to Chang P'eng-ch'vin in Januarv 1945 he was appointed minister to Kabul.[3]
January 1, 1945
The mission of the Republic of China in Turkey was upgraded to an embassy.
Hsu Mo
March 30, 1945
March 12, 1947
Ti Tsun Li
June 9, 1947
January 1, 1957
(* 1901 in Hwangmey Hubei)
From 1939 to 1946 he was Ministre plénipotentiaire in Havanna and also accredited in Caracas.
Shao Yu-lin
May 7, 1957
October 1, 1964
Shao Yu Lin (1909 - November 14, 1984)
since 1935 has served as chief of the Chinese delegation to negociacions with Japan and Russia, in Yokohama,
In 1949 he was R.O.C. ambassador to South Korea.
In 1951 he was policy adviser and Chief of the Office of Policy Research Director.[4]
Yuan Tse-kien
October 1, 1964
February 1, 1967
(*1906-1983)
In 1951, he served as the Director of the European Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Taiwan).
From November 1954 to November 1956 November he was Charge d Affairs in Caracas.
Starting in November 1956 he was employed at the Taiwanese Embassy in Saigon.
In 1958 he was ambassador in Saigon, where he was replaced in December 1958 by Hu Lien.
From October 1964 to February 1967 he was Ambassador in Ankara.
In May 1972 he was retired.[5]
Pao Chun-chien
February 1, 1967
March 1, 1970
Died on March 18, 1970
Ni Yue-si
June 1, 1970
August 1, 1971
Admiral Ni Yue-si, Commander-in-Chief of the Navy[6]
List of ambassadors of the People's Republic of China
Ambassador
Term start
Term end
Notes
Liu Chun
May 1, 1972
March 1, 1976
Wei Yongqing
May 1, 1976
September 1, 1978
Wang Yueyi
March 1, 1979
October 1, 1981
Zhou Jue
December 1, 1981
October 1, 1984
Zhan Shiliang
December 1, 1984
August 1, 1987
Liu Hua
June 1, 1987
October 1, 1991
Hu Changlin
September 1, 1991
June 17, 1995
Wu Keming
June 17, 1995
July 1, 1997
Yao Kuangyi
May 1, 1997
August 1, 2003
Song Aiguo
December 1, 2002
October 1, 2006
Sun Guoxiang
November 1, 2006
September 1, 2008
Gong Xiaosheng
October 1, 2008
June 1, 2014
Yu Hongyang
July 1, 2014
December 2018
[7]
Deng Li
January 26, 2019
August 2020
[8]
Liu Shaobin
October 29, 2020
See also References
Current countries Limited recognition International organizations
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