Fu Cong has been appointed as China’s new permanent representative to the United Nations, marking a significant step in his diplomatic career and in China’s engagement with the international community.
According to the China International Development Cooperation Agency (CIDCA), Fu replaces his predecessor at a crucial time when global cooperation is essential to address pressing international challenges such as climate change, global health, and regional security.
Luo Zhaohui, Chairman of the CIDCA, met with Fu on Friday to congratulate him on his new appointment. Luo emphasized the importance of strengthening China’s role in the UN and expressed confidence in Fu’s ability to represent China’s interests effectively on the global stage.
Fu Cong brings to his new position a wealth of experience from his previous roles in China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His expertise in international security and disarmament, as well as his diplomatic engagements with various nations, positions him well to navigate the complexities of international relations at the United Nations.
His appointment is anticipated to further enhance China’s participation in UN initiatives and contribute to global efforts in maintaining peace and promoting sustainable development.
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Fu Cong appointed China's permanent representative to the UN
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