According to the website of the National Agency for International Development Cooperation, on April 12, Director Luo Zhaohui met with Ambassador Fu Cong, Permanent Representative designate to the United Nations.

Luo congratulated Fu on taking up his new job and said that this year, the State Office will hold a number of activities. He hoped to strengthen linkage and front-to-back collaboration with the permanent missions to the United Nations to lead the governance of international development cooperation.

Fu said that the Permanent Mission to the United Nations will conscientiously do a good job in building the Group of Friends of the Initiative and fully support and cooperate in the implementation of global development initiatives.

Luo Zhaohui (right) meets with Fu Cong. source:State Offices website

Public reports show that Fu Cong previously served as head of mission to the European Union and ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary. He was born in June 1965 and served as Director of the Arms Control Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Fu Cong's data map. source:website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ambassador Zhang Jun (born in August 1960 in Jilin Province), who previously served as China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, bid farewell to senior United Nations officials such as United Nations Secretary-General Guterres, President of the 78th UN General Assembly Francis and other senior United Nations officials and permanent representatives of various countries to the United Nations in March this year, and left and returned home.

The official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows that there are currently 14 permanent representatives of China to the United Nations, namely:Huang Hua, Chen Chu, Ling Qing, Li Luye, Li Daoyu, Li Zhaoxing, Qin Huasun, Wang Yingfan, Wang Guangya, Zhang Yesui, Li Baodong, Liu Jieyi, Ma Zhaoxu and Zhang Jun.