List of international premieral trips made by Zhu Rongji
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This is a list of international trips made by Zhu Rongji, the premier of China from March 1998 to March 2003.
Summary
The number of visits per country where he has travelled are:
- One visit to: Algeria, Austria, Bangladesh, Brunei, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Denmark, Egypt, Germany, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Maldives, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, the Netherlands, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, Vietnam
- Two visits to: Belgium, France, Russia
One visit
Two visits
China
1998
1999
| Dates | Country | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24–27 February |  Russia |
Moscow | Official visit.[3] |
| 6–14 April |  United States |
Los Angeles | Official visit. |
| 14–20 April |  Canada |
St. John's | Official visit. |
| 22–26 November |  Malaysia |
Kuala Lumpur | Official visit. |
| 26–29 November |  Philippines |
Manila | Official visit. |
| 29 November–1 December |  Singapore |
Official visit. | |
| 1–4 December |  Vietnam |
Ho Chi Minh City | Official visit. |
2000
| Dates | Country | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27–29 June |  Bulgaria |
Sofia | Official visit.[4] |
| 29 June–3 July |  Germany |
Berlin | Official visit.[5] |
| 3–4 July |  Luxembourg |
Luxembourg City | Official visit.[6] |
| 4–5 July |  Netherlands |
Amsterdam | Official visit.[7] |
| 5–9 July |  Italy |
Rome | Official visit.[8] |
| 9–13 July |  Belgium |
Brussels | Official visit.[9] |
| 12–17 October |  Japan |
Tokyo | Official visit.[10] |
| 17–22 October |  South Korea |
Seoul | Official visit.[11] |
| 23–26 November | Singapore |
[12] | |
2001
| Dates | Country | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11–14 May |  Pakistan |
Islamabad | Official visit.[13] |
| 14–16 May |  Nepal |
Kathmandu | Official visit.[14] |
| 16–17 May |  Maldives |
Malé | Official visit.[15] |
| 17–19 May |  Sri Lanka |
Colombo | Official visit.[16] |
| 19–22 May |  Thailand |
Bangkok | Official visit.[17] |
| 2–5 September |  Ireland |
Dublin | Official visit.[18] |
| 5–7 September | Belgium |
Brussels | Official visit.[19] |
| 7–12 September | Russia |
Saint Petersburg | Official visit.[20] |
| 12–15 September |  Kazakhstan |
Astana | Official visit.[21] |
| 4–7 November |  Brunei |
Bandar Seri Begawan | [22] |
| 7–11 November |  Indonesia |
Jakarta | Official visit.[23] |
2002
| Dates | Country | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11–13 January |  Bangladesh |
Dhaka | Official visit.[24] |
| 13–18 January |  India |
Agra | Official visit.[25] |
| 15–19 April |  Turkey |
Ankara | Official visit.[26] |
| 19–23 April |  Egypt |
Cairo | Official visit.[27] |
| 23–26 April |  Kenya |
Nairobi | Official visit.[28] |
| 25–27 August |  Algeria |
Algiers | Official visit.[29] |
| 27–29 August |  Morocco |
Rabat | Official visit.[30] |
| 29–31 August |  Cameroon |
Yaounde | Official visit.[31] |
| 31 August–6 September |  South Africa |
Cape Town | Official visit.[32] |
| 19 –22 September |  Austria |
Vienna | Official visit.[33] |
| 22–26 September |  Denmark |
Copenhagen | Official visit.[34] |
| 26–28 September |  France |
Paris | Official visit.[35] |
| 1–5 November |  Cambodia |
Phnom Penh | Official visit.[36] |