The Chinese ambassador to Burkina Faso is the official representative of the People's Republic of China (PRC) to Burkina Faso. In the past, Burkina Faso has alternated between recognizing the PRC and the Republic of China (ROC) as the legitimate government of China.
List of representatives Diplomatic agreement/Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Chinese government Observations Premier of China List of prime ministers of Burkina Faso Term end (芮正皋)ROCCharge d'affaires China established an embassy in Ouagadougou, capital of Upper Volta, with Counselor Bernard T. K. Joei as charge d'affaires. :zh:芮正皋 Chen ChengMaurice YaméogoBernard T. K. JoeiROC(14 August 1919 in Zhejiang until 9 March 2015) :zh:芮正皋 Yen Chia-kanMaurice YaméogoHsu Ma-hsi (徐懋禧)ROCUntil 1966 he was embassy minister in Kinshasa. the governments in Taipei and Ouagadougou broke their diplomatic relations徐懋禧Yen Chia-kanMaurice YaméogoXie BangzhiPRCZhou EnlaiHua GuofengAboubacar Sangoulé LamizanaZhou MinPRCHua GuofengZhao ZiyangJoseph ConomboFeng Zhishan (江志山)PRCZhao ZiyangThomas SankaraPRCFrom 1986 to 1990 he was ambassador in Ouagadougou. From 1990 to 1994 he was Chinese Ambassador to Guinea.Zhao ZiyangLi PengThomas SankaraPRCLi PengThomas SankaraPRCIn 1996 he became Chinese Ambassador to Mali.Lien ChanYoussouf OuédraogoLi YongqianROCLien ChanRoch Marc KaboréTao Wen-lung (陶文隆)ROCTang FeiParamanga Ernest YonliZhang Mingzhong (張銘忠)ROCWu Den-yihTertius ZongoROCJiang Yi-huahLuc-Adolphe TiaoLi Jian (李健)PRCOn , the governments in Beijing and Ouagadougou reestablished their diplomatic relations.Li KeqiangPaul Kaba Thieba
See also
Burkina Faso–Taiwan relations Burkina Faso–China relations
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