Wang to become Chinese ambassador to Japan

Wang to become Chinese ambassador to Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Wang Yi (in file photo) will appointed Chinese ambassador to Japan as early as September, Sino-Japanese relations sources said on July 1. Wang, 50, chaired the six-way talks on North Korea's nuclear ambitions in Beijing in June.

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