International
Chen Feng, the new Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Romania, has officially begun his mission
On September 10, 2025, Chen Feng, the new Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Romania, arrived in Bucharest to officially begin his mandate.
At the airport, he was welcomed by Florența Ciobotaru, Director General of the Protocol Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, together with diplomats from the Chinese Embassy. This event marks the beginning of a new stage in bilateral relations between Romania and China.
History of Romania-China relations
Diplomatic relations between Romania and the People’s Republic of China have a tradition spanning over 75 years. Over time, cooperation has been strengthened through official visits, cultural exchanges, and economic collaboration. The partnership has demonstrated solid continuity and a framework for constant dialogue, laying the groundwork for joint projects and strategic relations.
Economic dimension and investment opportunities
In recent years, economic relations between Romania and China have grown significantly. Trade exchanges have exceeded 10 billion USD annually, with key sectors including infrastructure, transport, green energy, and digital technology. Chinese investors are exploring strategic opportunities in Romania, while Romanian companies seek to expand their presence in the Chinese market. This economic cooperation has the potential to stimulate investments and support the development of joint projects in various fields.
Cultural and educational cooperation
Cultural and educational cooperation remains an important pillar of bilateral relations. Confucius Institutes, academic exchange programs, and artistic collaborations contribute to deepening ties between the two peoples and promoting mutual cultural values.
Outlook of Ambassador Chen Feng’s mandate
The new ambassador’s mandate will focus on continuing political dialogue, deepening economic cooperation, and fostering collaboration between Romanian and Chinese business communities. This stage opens opportunities for strategic investments and strengthens the bilateral partnership in a dynamic international context.







