The Tunisian Ambassador in Beijing is the official representative of the Government in Tunis to the Government of China and is also accredited in Pyongyang (North Korea), Phnom Penh (Cambodia) and Vientiane (Laos).
List of representatives Diplomatic agreement/Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Observations Head of Government of Tunisia Premier of the People's Republic of China Term endThe governments of Tunez and Beijing established diplomatic relations.Habib BourguibaZhou EnlaiClosure of the Embassy in TunezHabib BourguibaZhou EnlaiRidha KlibiPeking, December 28, 1973 ( HSINHUA )--Ridha Klibi, first ambassador extraordinary andHédi Nouira Zhou EnlaiMohamed al-MemmiMohamed El MemmiHédi Nouira Hua GuofengRidha Bach BaouabR. BachbaouabRidha Bach BaouabMohamed Mzali Zhao ZiyangTaoufik SmidaZine el-Abidine Ben Ali Li PengSalah JebaliHamed Karoui Li PengMohamed Habib KaabachiMohaaaed Habib Kaabachi In 2004 he was ambassador to Amman JordaniaMohamed Habib KaabachiHamed Karoui Li PengAbdelhamid Ben MessaoudaIn 1992 he was ambassador in Tokyo.Abdelhamid Ben MessaoudaHamed Karoui Li PengHamed Karoui Li PengSalah HamdiSalah HamdiMohamed Ghannouchi Zhu Rongji: Diplomatic accreditation:de:Mohammed Sahbi BaslyMohamed Ghannouchi Wen JiabaoTarek AmriTarek AmriAli LaarayedhLi KeqiangDhia KhaledDhia KhaledYoussef ChahedLi Keqiang
, The diplomatic service of the People's Republic of China as of June 1981, German Institute of Global and Area Studies, 1981 - 110 p., p. 36; Ambassadeurs de Tunisie en Chine, China–Tunisia relations
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