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List of Foreign Affair Offices in the jurisdiction of Beijing Beijing Beijing Municipal People’s Government Foreign Affairs Office (Hong Kong, Macao affairs office) Address: No.2 Zheng Yi Lu, Dongcheng District, beijing 北京市东城区正义路2号 Beijing Shi Zheng Yi Lu 2 hao Post code: 100744 Office telephone: 6519 2708 Fax: 6512 9604 Website: www.bjfao.gov.cn Tianjin Municipal People ‘s Government Foreign Affairs Office Address: No 9 Baoding Dao, Heping District, Tianjin city 天津市区和平区 保定路9号 Tianjin Shi Heping Qu, Baoding Lu 9 Hao Telephone: 022-5836 8600 fax: 022-5836 8690 e-mail: [email protected] www.tjfao.gov.cn Liaoning Province Liaoning provincial government foreign affairs office Address: No. 45-2, Beiling Dajie, Shenyang City 沈阳市北岭大街45-2号 Shenyang Shi, Beiling Dajie 45-2 hao Telephone: 024- 8689 2201 Fax: 024-8696 3964 Post code: 110032 e-mail: [email protected] website : www.infao.gov.cn Shenyang Municipal People’ s Government Foreign Affairs office Address: No.260 Shenyang City Shi Fu Da Lu 沈阳市市府大路260号 Shenyang Shi Fu Da Lu, 260 hao Post code: 10013 Telephone: 024 2272 2500 (0365) Fax: 024 2272 2041 e-mail [email protected] website : www.ipc.fmprc.gov.cn Dalian people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No. 1, Renmin Guangchang, Xigang district, Dalian City 人民广场1号， 西岗区 大连市 Renmiguangchang 1hao, xigang Qu, Dalian Shi Telephone: 0411 8363 4106 Fax:0411 8363 4106 Email: [email protected] www.wb.dl.gov.cn Jilin province Jilin provincial government foreign affairs office Address: No.300 Changchun City Xinfa lu 长春市新发路300号 Changchun Shi, Xinfa Lu 300 hao Telephone : 0431 8897 7037 www.wb.jl.gov.cn Changchun Municipal People’ s Government Foreign Affairs Office Address: No.2626, Renmin Street, Changchun, Jilin Province, PRC 长春市 人民路2626号 Changchun Shi , Renmin Lu 2626 hao Telephone: 0431 8877 6745/0431 8877 6746 Fax: 0431 8877 6745 www.ccfao.goc.cn Heilongjiang Province Heilongjiang provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No.298 Guogeli Dajie, Nangang District 果戈离98 号，南岗区 Nangang Qu Guoheli Dajie 298 Telephone: 0451 5363 8936/0451 5364 2647/0451 5363 8023 www.hljwb.gov.cn Harbin Municipal people’ s government foreign affairs office Address: No 1 Shijidadao, Songbei District, Harbin 哈尔滨市松北区世纪大道 1号 Harbin Songlinqu,Shijidadao 1 hao Tel : 045108466 4731/ 8466 4246 Fax : 0451 8466 4229 Email : [email protected] www.hrbfao.gov.cn Shandong Province Shangdong provincial people ‘ s government foreign affairs office Address: No 1 Shengfuqianjie , Lixia dsitrict, Jinan 济南市历下区省府前街 1号 Jinanshi, lixiaqu, Shengfuqianjie 1 Telephone: 0531 8606 1732 www.sdfao.gov.cn Qingdao people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No.17 XiangGang Zhonglu Qiaodao City 青岛市香港中路17号 Qingdao shi, Xianggang Zhonglu 17 hao Telephone: 8531 2612 Fax: 8591 2623 www.qingdao.gov.cn Yantai municipal people‘s government foreign affairs office Address: No 9 Xiyuan Lu, Caishan District, Yantai City 烟台市菜山区 新苑路9号 Xinyuan Lu 9, Canshan Qu, Yantai Telephone: 0532-6223616 Fax: 0535-6212917 www.wab.yantai.gov.cn Jinan municipal people’ s government foreign affairs office Address: No 1 Longding Dadao, Longyue Dasha Floor 8 E zone, Lixia District, Jinan City 济南市 历下区龙鼎大道1号 龙粤大厦8层 E 区 Jian Shi, Lixia Qu, Longding Dadao, Longyue DaSha 8 Ceng E Qu Telephone: 0531 6660 8672 Email: [email protected] www.jfao.gov.cn Shanxi Shanxi provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address : No 388 Yingze Dajie, Tiayuan City 太原市迎泽大街388 号， Taiyuan Yingzedajie 388hao, Telephone: 0351 4040426 Fax: 0351 4043374 Email: [email protected] www.sxfao.caiep.org Tianyuan municipal people’ s government foreign affairs office No 69., Xinjian Lu, Taiyuan, ShanXi 山西省太原市新建路69 号 Xinjian Lu 69 hao ; shanxi Taiyuan Telephone: 0351 4225977 www.tyfpa.gov.cn Shaanxi Shanxi provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address : Building 2 Dongyuan Xichengguangchang, Dongxinjie 403 西安市东新街403 号 新城广场东院 2号楼 Xi’an shi, Donfxijie403 , Xichenguangchang, Dongyuan 2 haolou Telephone : 029 87290355 Email : [email protected] www.sxfao.gov.cn Xi’an municipal people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 109 Fengcheng Balu, Xi’ an City 西安市 凤城 八路109 号 Fengcheng Balu 109 hao, Xi’ an shi Telephone : 029 8678 7902 www.safao.gov.cn Inner Mongolia Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region People’s Government Foreign Affairs Office Address : No 1 Sh一lechuan Dajie provincial people ‘ s government foreign affairs office 内蒙古呼和浩特如意开发区党政大楼 敕勒川大街1号 provincial people’s government foreign affairs office, chilechuan dajie 1 hao telephone: 0471 4622 525 www.nmgfao.gov.cn Huhhot municipal people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No .1 Xinhua Dongjie , Dang Zheng Zonghe Dalou room 1063 新华东街 党政综合大楼1063 房间 Xinhua Dongjie 1, Dangzhengzonghedalou 1063 Telephone: 0471-4606149 Fax: 0471-4606568 www.huhhot.gov.cn Hebei Hebei provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address : No 81 Shifangjie, Qiaoxi district, Shijiazhuang City 石家庄市桥西区 师范 街81号 Shijiazhuang Qiaoxiqu Shifanjie 81 Telephone : 033 8780 7511 Fax: 03318780 7571 www.hebwb.gov.cn Shijiazhuang municipal people’ s government foreign affairs office Address: No 216 Zhongshanlu, Shijiazhuang 石家庄市中山路216 号 人民政府东院 Shijiqzhuang zhongshan D onglu 216 , Renminzhengfu Dongyuan Telephone: 0331 85815260 Henan Henan provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 16 Jinshuilu Zhengzhou 郑州市金水路15号 Zhengzhoushi , Jinshuilu 15 Tel :0371 6595 3045 Fax : 0371 6595 5636 www.hnfo.gov.cn Sichuan Sichuan provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 100 Dongsanduan, Yihuanludong, Chenghua District, Chengdu 成都市，成华区一环路东三段100 Chengdu Chenghhuaqu, Yihuanlu dongSanduan 100 Tel : 028 84356776 www.sc.gov.cn Chongqing municipal people’s government foreign affairs office No 33 Sixinlu Yuzhong District Chongqing 重庆市渝中区四新路33 Chongsingshi Yuzhongqu , Sixinlu 33 Tel: 023 6385 0966 Fax: 023 6385 2544 www.fmprc.gov.cn Hubei Hubei provincial people’s government foreign affairs office address: No 3, Bayilu Wuchang District, Wuhan 武汉市武昌区八一路3 Wuhanshi WuchangQu, Bayilu 3 Tel: 027 8712 2256 Fax: 027 8781 1262 Email: [email protected] www.fohb.gov.cn Hunan Hunan provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address : No 12 Shaoshanbeilu, Furong District, Changsha 长沙市芙蓉区韶山北路12号 湘汇大厦 Changshashi Furongbeilu shaoshanbeilu 12 Xianghui Dasha Tel: 0731 8221 7705 www.hnfao.gov.cn Jiangxi Jiangxi provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 15 Supulu, Nanchang 南昌市苏圃路15号 Nanchangshi Supulu 15 Tel : 0791 8626 6331 Fax : 0791 8622 4679 www.jxwqb.gov.cn Guizhou Guihzou provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 1 Zhaijilu Guiyang 贵阳市宅吉路1号 Guiyangshi Zhaijilu 1 Tel : 0851 6615 581 Fax : 0851 6614 121 www.faogz.gov.cn Ningxia Ningxia Autonomous Region people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 106 Fenghuabeijie Yinchuan 银川市凤凰北街 106 Yinchuanshi fenghuangbeijie 106 Tel: 0951 5043 505 www.nxfao.gov.cn Qinghai Qinghai provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 14 Jiefang Lu, Xining 西宁市解放路4号 Xiningshi jiefanglu 14 Tel: 0971 8239 560 www.qhwq.gov.cn Xinjiang Xinjiang Autonomous Region people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 2 Zhongshan Lu, Urmuqi 乌鲁木齐市中山路2 号 Urmuqi Zhongshan Lu 2 Tel : 0991 231123 Fax : 0991 2815777 www.xinjiang.gov.cn Gansu Gansu provincial people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 805, Nanchanglu, Lanzhou 兰州市南昌路805 Lanzhou, nanchanglu 805 Tel: 0931 841 8834 www.gsfao.gov.cn Tibet Tibet Autonomous Region people’s government foreign affairs office Address: No 11 Linlang Beilu , Lhasa 拉萨市林廊北路11号 Lhasa linlang Beilu 11 Tel : 0891 633 0303 Fax : 0891 633 0303 www.ipc.fmprc.gov.cn .
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