How a ruling party rules itself -- CPC's perspective
Summary
The Communist Party of China is preparing to discuss new measures on full and rigorous self-governance as it seeks to strengthen discipline, curb corruption and improve policy implementation. The article examines how internal oversight, inspections and corrective action have shaped governance, development and public resource management in China.
Key Points
- The Communist Party of China is set to hold its fifth plenary session of the 20th Central Committee in Beijing to discuss a draft decision on advancing full and rigorous Party self-governance.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping says self-governance and self-reform are essential to the Party’s governing capacity and long-term vitality.
- The article highlights anti-corruption campaigns, internal inspections and disciplinary enforcement as key tools used by the CPC to control misconduct and improve implementation.
- Observers from Pakistan, Germany, Russia, Egypt, South Africa and Belarus describe the CPC’s governance model as one centered on continuous self-correction and people-oriented development.
