Global ranking of the number of foreign-funded institutions in China.

The number of overseas institutions in China ranks first in the world.

Japan Times165438+1October 26th article, original title: The research claims that China has surpassed the United States and has the largest diplomatic network in the world, while Japan has quietly risen. In the highly competitive global diplomatic arena, Beijing is now second to none.

According to a new study released this week, China has surpassed the United States and has the largest diplomatic network in the world. At the same time, in the face of the rise of Beijing, Japan has quietly strengthened its global diplomatic presence.

The 20 19 "Global Diplomacy Index" published by Lowy Institute for International Policy in Australia evaluates the scale and coverage of 6 1 diplomatic networks in the world according to embassies and consulates, permanent missions and other overseas institutions. The index tracks all G20 countries, all OECD countries and most Asian countries.

The study found that China has surpassed the United States. China has 276 overseas institutions, three more than the United States. This shows Beijing's growing diplomatic strength and position on the world stage.

In terms of the number of embassies, Beijing is comparable to Washington, but in terms of the number of consulates, China is unmatched, with 96 in the world and 88 in the United States. According to the study, this "shows that China's diplomatic expansion is closely related to its economic interests".

The embassy is the protector of overseas Chinese.

You know, embassies represent the needs of economic cooperation and personnel exchanges between countries. Two figures prove that China has global influence in political relations and economic cooperation.

China's consulates abroad are the fulcrum of China's grand economic plan. In addition, with the trade between China and other countries, it is necessary to open more consulates to provide necessary services for China enterprises, China tourists, domestic expatriates and so on.

For example, safeguarding the rights and interests of domestic citizens and legal persons, issuing or extending passports to China citizens, and issuing visas to foreign citizens. In an emergency, embassies and consulates are the backers of local Chinese and cannot be separated from embassies abroad.

China Economic Net-Australian think tank: The total number of overseas institutions is super beautiful, and China has the widest diplomatic layout in the world.