Li Shengjiao

Chinese diplomat and international jurist

Li Shengjiao - Leaders & Politicians born January 7th, 1935
Born
Died

2017
9 years ago — 82 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

Country

China

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Born in 1935, this individual served as a prominent diplomat and international jurist. Involved in international relations, played a significant role in diplomatic negotiations and legal frameworks. Contributed to various treaties and agreements, enhancing China's presence in global diplomatic affairs. Engaged in numerous conferences and discussions advocating for international law.

Served as a key diplomat for China

Contributed to the development of international law

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