Lin Duo 林铎
Party Secretary of Gansu Province
1956
Party Secretary of Gansu Province which encompasses a part of Tibet.
Overview
Pronunciation: Lin D-wor
Born: 1956, Heze, Shandong Province
Education: Served in the PLA Navy as a submariner, then joined the Communist Party and worked in the Ministry of Aerospace Industry, then in Beijing for 30 years.
Career: Varied career, including a stint under Wang Qishan (who was Mayor of Beijing), and in Discipline before being moved to Gansu in April 2016.
Prospects: Unclear.
Relevance to Tibet: Party Secretary of Gansu Province, and so responsible for part of Tibet.
Standing in the Party and Career Highlights:
Alternate member of the 18th Central Committee.
Lin Duo’s early career was in various positions in Beijing – from highways to Party Secretary of Beijing’s Xicheng District over the course of 30 years. During his tenure in Beijing he studied at the Beijing Party School on a part-time basis, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in 1993 and a Master’s in 1997.
Between 2010 and 2014 Lin Duo served in Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province (Party Secretary of Harbin from 2012) before being transferred to Liaoning Province in August 2014, as part of Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign. As Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection, Lin was reportedly instrumental in leading the investigation into the Liaoning vote-buying scandal, which led to the suspension of the provincial People’s Congress.
On 1 April 2016, Lin Duo was made acting Governor of Gansu province in northwest China, despite it being considered an unusual move to go directly from a discipline chief position to governor. On 11 April 2017, Lin was appointed as the Communist Party Secretary of Gansu, replacing Wang Sanyun who was later placed under investigation.
Contact details for Lin Duo:
- Address: Gansu Provincial General Office, No.1 Zhongyang Guangchang, Lanzhou, Gansu 730030
- Website: www.gansu.gov.cn
- Phone: + 86 931 460 9000
- Fax: + 86 931 846 5489
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