Swiss Ambassador to China

Ambassador of Switzerland to China
Incumbent
Jean-Jacques de Dardel
since March 14, 2014
Inaugural holder Henry de Torrenté
Formation 1945

The Swiss ambassador in Beijing is the official representative of the Government in Bern to the Government of China.

List of Representatives

Diplomatic agrément/Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador lifetime Observations Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland List of members of the Swiss Federal Council Prime Minister of China Term end
1945 Henry de Torrenté (1893–1962) Minister Henry de Torrenté in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Eduard von Steiger Zhou Enlai 1948
1948 Charles von Jenner (1886–1970) Charles von Jenner in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Enrico Celio Zhou Enlai 1949
1949 Jean-Pierre Jéquier (1919–) Chargé d'affaires Jean-Pierre Jéquier in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Ernst Nobs Zhou Enlai 1949
September 14, 1950 The governments in Beijing and Bern established diplomatic relations.[1] Max Petitpierre Zhou Enlai
1950 Clemente Rezzonico (1897–1976) Clemente Rezzonico in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Max Petitpierre Zhou Enlai 1954
1954 Fernand Bernoulli (1905–1979) Rodolphe Rubattel Zhou Enlai 1957
1957 Fernand Bernoulli (1905–1979) Ambassador Fernand Bernoulli in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Hans Streuli Zhou Enlai 1958
1959 René Naville (1905–1978) René Naville in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Paul Chaudet Zhou Enlai 1962
1963 Hans Keller (Diplomat) (1908–1999) Willy Spühler Zhou Enlai 1966
1967 Oscar Rossetti (1912–1996) Roger Bonvin Zhou Enlai 1972
1972 Albert Natural (1918–2002) Nello Celio Zhou Enlai 1975
1975 Heinz Langenbacher (1919–) Pierre Graber Zhou Enlai 1977
May 1977 Werner Sigg (1917–1989) May 1975 Werner Sigg, Switzerland A Li Yunchuan Li Yun-chuan B (Sigg left his post, Aug 82)[2] Werner Sigg in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Kurt Furgler Hua Guofeng August 1982
1982 Hansjakob Müller (1921–2001) (1921–2001) [3] Hansjakob Müller (1921–2001) in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland Fritz Honegger Zhao Ziyang 1986
1986 Fritz Bohnert (1928–1988) Alphons Egli Zhao Ziyang 1988
1988 Erwin Schurtenberger (1940–) Otto Stich Li Peng 1995
April 8, 1995 Uli Sigg (1946–) [4] Kaspar Villiger Li Peng 1999
February 5, 1999 Dominique Dreyer (1945–) Ruth Dreifuss Zhu Rongji 2004
2004 Dante Martinelli Joseph Deiss Wen Jiabao 2008
2008 Blaise Godet (1947–) Pascal Couchepin Wen Jiabao 2012
2012 Jacques de Watteville (1951–) Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf Wen Jiabao 2013
March 14, 2014 Jean-Jacques de Dardel (1954–) Didier Burkhalter Li Keqiang

Coordinates: 39°56′39″N 116°27′38″E / 39.944249°N 116.460544°E / 39.944249; 116.460544 [5]

References

  1. ↑
  2. ↑ Uli Sigg
  3. ↑ Hans Müller
  4. ↑ Uli Sigg
  5. ↑ Ambassade de Suisse à Pékin in the Dodis database of the Diplomatic Documents of Switzerland
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