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Wang Yi

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politico e diplomatico cinese

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Wang Yi is a senior Chinese diplomat who leads the Central Foreign Affairs Commission Office, a key government body that shapes China's international relations and foreign policy decisions. His role is significant because it makes him one of the most influential figures in determining how China engages with other countries and manages its global diplomatic relationships.

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Key facts

General secretary
Xi Jinping
Foreign minister
Qin Gang , Himself
Preceded by
Yang Jiechi
Premier
Li Qiang
Party secretary
Qi Yu
Succeeded by
Qin Gang
Born
( 1953-10-19 ) 19 October 1953 (age 72) , Beijing , China
Party
Chinese Communist Party (1981–present)
Education
Beijing International Studies University ( BLit ), Nankai University ( MEc ), China Foreign Affairs University ( PhD )
Occupation
Politician
Profession
Diplomat
Website
www.gov.cn/wangyi

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Official website

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Family name
Wang
Gender
male
Citizenship
China
Place of birth
Beijing
Occupation
diplomat
Languages spoken
English language
Religion
atheism
Image
Wang Yi ASEAN 2023.jpg
Work location
Tokyo
Political ideology
communism
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Commons category
Wang Yi (politician)
date of birth
1953-10-19
name in native language
王毅
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Article · Italiano

Wang Yi (王毅S, Wáng YìP; Pechino, 19 ottobre 1953) è un politico e diplomatico cinese.In precedenza ha ricoperto i ruoli di Viceministro degli Esteri cinese, ambasciatore cinese in Giappone e Direttore dell'Ufficio Affari di Taiwan. Dal 16 marzo 2013 è ministro degli affari esteri e dal 19 marzo 2018 consigliere di Stato.

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