Wu Xueqian, Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs – Vintage Photograph

Wu Xueqian, born in Shanghai in 1922, has been serving as the Minister of Foreign Affairs since 1982. Prior to this role, he held positions such as Deputy Head of the Liaison Department of the Central Committee and Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs.Wu Xueqian, born in Shanghai in 1922, has been serving as the Minister of Foreign Affairs since 1982. Prior to this role, he held positions such as Deputy Head of the Liaison Department of the Central Committee and Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs.

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Dimensions: 12 x 16.8 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-IMS-04997300/IMS-A23_V-Almant_D

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Chinese Politicians: WU XUEQIAN OPS Wu Xueqian, Minister of Foreign Affairs, since 1982; born in Shanghai, 1922; he was Deputy Head of the Liaison Department of the Central Committee, and later Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs. CAMERA PRESS (C/Q) LONDON 26102-12 (28) Detalas vid publicering OP 1983 SS 01 & 9393