List of ambassadors of Morocco to China

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The Moroccan ambassador in Beijing is the official representative of the Government in Rabat to the Government of the People's Republic of China.

History

  • In October 1958 Mehdi Ben Barka, then president of the Consultative Assembly of Morocco, accepted an invitation from Liu Shaoqi, chair of the standing committee of the National People's Congress, to visit China. The invitation was extended through a Chinese trade delegation visiting Morocco.

List of representatives

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!| Diplomatic agrément/Diplomatic accreditation

!| ambassador

!| Observations

!| List of rulers of Morocco

!| Premier of the People's Republic of China

!| Term end

{{dts|1958|11|01}}

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|Mutual recognition

|Mohammed V of Morocco

|Zhou Enlai

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{{dts|1962|
}

|Abdel Rahman Zniber

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|Hassan II of Morocco

|Zhou Enlai

|{{dts|1965||}}

|-

|{{dts|1965||}}

|Abdellatif Filali

|{{citation needed|date=April 2018}}

|Hassan II of Morocco

|Zhou Enlai

|{{dts|1967||}}

|-

|{{dts|1972||}}

|{{Ill|Kacem Zhiri|fr}}

|(*1920–2004) (يريهزلا مساق) Born on 25 March in Salé, Zhiri studied at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes in Rabat. He participated in the nationalist movement and was arrested by the colonial authorities and exiled to the southern[https://books.google.com/books?id=glgzDAAAQBAJ&dq=Kacem+Zhiri&pg=PA509 Kacem Zhiri]

|Hassan II of Morocco

|Zhou Enlai

|{{dts|1974||}}

|-

|{{dts|1975||}}

|Abd ar-Rahim Harkett

|Abderrahim Harkett.

  • Le 20 octobre 1959 M. Abderrahim Harkett a remis à M. le Vice-. Président du Gouvernement, Ministre des Affaires Etrangères, les lettres qui l´accréditent en Paris.
  • {{dts|1960|07|26}} ambassador in Brussels.
  • 1963 ambassador in Budapest Hungaria,
  • 1968: ambassador to Addis Abbaba.[https://books.google.com/books?id=_MbMq8JApboC&q=%22521489%3B+telex+22268%3B+Ambassador:+Abderrahim+Harkett.+Nepal:+1+San+Li+Tun+Xiliujie,+Beijing%3B%22][http://ec.europa.eu/avservices/photo/photoByMediaGroup.cfm?sitelang=en&mgid=317 Abd ar-Rahim Harkett]

|Hassan II of Morocco

|Zhou Enlai

|{{dts|1988|12|05}}

|-

|{{dts|1988|12|05}}

|Abderrahman Bouchaara

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|Hassan II of Morocco

|Li Peng

|

|-

|{{dts|1994|09|08}}

|{{Ill|Abderrahim Benabde|fr}}

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|Hassan II of Morocco

|Li Peng

|

|-

|{{dts|1998|05|15}}

|Mimoun Mehdi

|

  • 1991 he was ambassador in Yaounde[https://books.google.com/books?id=wxvmAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Morocco+Mu+Wen+Mimoun+Mehdi%22][http://wcm.fmprc.gov.cn/pub/chn/pds/fw/lbfw/fgzl/t67524.htm Mimoun Mehdi] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170213002259/http://wcm.fmprc.gov.cn/pub/chn/pds/fw/lbfw/fgzl/t67524.htm |date=2017-02-13 }}

|Hassan II of Morocco

|Zhu Rongji

|{{dts|2003|02|25}}

|-

|{{dts|2003|02|25}}

|Mohamed Cherti

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|Mohammed VI of Morocco

|Wen Jiabao

|

|-

|{{dts|2009|01|15}}

|Jaafar Alj Hakim

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|Mohammed VI of Morocco

|Wen Jiabao

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|}

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{{Ill|Wolfgang Bartke|es}}, The diplomatic service of the People's Republic of China, 1985 p. 105

References

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