The Twentieth Chinese Communist Party conference, which is held every five years, concludes its work tomorrow, Saturday, as President Xi Jinping is scheduled to receive a third period as a party leader, and adjust his constitution to be more reflected in his ideology.
The party’s 2300 delegates will also choose a new central committee, which will approve a new political office and its permanent committee—the body with the most power to make decisions for the party.
It is anticipated that Xi, 69, will be confirmed as the party’s general secretary for a brief time, defying age and state boundaries that were previously observed.
Last year, the Communist Party paved the path for the assumption of the role, maybe for life.
In a “historic decision”, the Central Committee decided that it is necessary to “hold permanent” to put something “as a basis for the party” that governs the country with a population of 1. 4 billion.
Since 2012, Xi has served as the party’s general secretary while concurrently serving as the president of the People’s Republic of China.
It will also provide a change in members of the political bureau a vision of the upcoming formation of the new government in March, when Prime Minister Lee Ke Qiang retires..
Shi’s third term as party leader will be approved by the Chinese Communist Party at the completion of its 20th session.
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