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Djibouti promotes Chinese ambassador Hu Bin to national officer

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Outgoing Chinese ambassador Hu Bin was awarded the rank of Officer of the National Order of 27 June on 18 October 2026 by acting Prime Minister Ali Hassan Bahdon. The award marks the end of Hu Bin’s more than five years of diplomatic service in Djibouti, according to La Nation.

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