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The People's Republic of China and Madagascar established diplomatic ties on 6 November 1972. The two governments signed a trade agreement [2] in January 1974, a trade, economic and technical cooperation agreement [3] in June 1995, an agreement on the establishment of a mixed commission for economic and commercial cooperation and an agreement on bilateral investment promotion and protection [4 ...
Prime Minister of Madagascar Premier of the People's Republic of China Term end August 1, 1960: The government of Taipei appointed its first ambassador in Tananarive. Philibert Tsiranana: Chen Cheng: August 26, 1964: Emmanuel Arsène Rakotovahiny: Malagasy Ambassador to the Republic of China, 1959: Député [1] Philibert Tsiranana: Yen Chia-kan ...
Premier of the Republic of China Prime Minister of Madagascar Term end August 1, 1960: Tsiang Un-kai 蒋恩铠 Taipei's consulate-general at Tananarive, capital of Madagascar, was raised to the rank of embassy and Chiang Un-k'ai, the former consul-general, was appointed as the first ROC ambassador. Chen Cheng: Philibert Tsiranana: May 1, 1963
Madagascar portal This category is for bilateral relations between China and Madagascar . The main article for this category is China–Madagascar relations .
In April 2023, China Eximbank has announced that it will grant a $240 million preferential credit to finance the construction of the Ranomafana hydroelectric power station, with Sinohydro poised to construct it. Guo described it as "the largest financing cooperation project between China and Madagascar since the establishment of diplomatic ...
See China-Madagascar relations. China and Madagascar established diplomatic relations on November 6, 1972. [134] China has an embassy in Antananarivo and a consulate-general in Toamasina. [135] Madagascar has an embassy in Beijing. [136] India: 27 June 1960: See India–Madagascar relations
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1957 official statistics showed 7,349 Chinese living in Madagascar, in forty-eight of the country's fifty-eight districts. [14] By 2006, that number had grown to roughly forty thousand, composed of thirty thousand of the original migrants and their descendants, as well as ten thousand new expatriates from mainland China, and another hundred from Taiwan.