The 20th summit of the seven-day Communist Party in China came to an end on Saturday, according to Chinese President Xi Jinping, who emphasised the need of having “the bravery of the struggle to win triumph.”
After the conference in Beijing during which he held private talks with top officials, she called, telling the attendees to have “the courage of the struggle and the boldness of victory.” He advised people to “work hard and be motivated to advance.”
Since last week, the party’s Beijing leadership has chosen about 2,300 delegates in an effort to change the party leadership and, by extension, the course of the world’s second-largest economy.
The creation of the new Central Committee, the party’s internal “Parliament,” was announced by the New China News Agency, although it did not provide the list of its approximately 200 members.
The previous president, Jintau, was accompanied abroad when an extraordinary incident occurred at a meeting that was meticulously planned, according to a journalist from France Presse.
It was evident that the 69-year-old man, who presided over China from 2003 to 2013, gave in to employee pressure to ascend to Xi Jinping’s seat next to him and was escorted abroad against his will.
The specifics of the incident that the official media chose to omit.
The Communist Party conference, which is conducted twice annually and unveils the top members of the Standing Committee of the Political Office, will be presided over on Sunday by Xi Jinping, who is gearing up to win a third five-year term as China’s president.
After ten years, when Shi abandoned the presidential term restrictions in 2018, his violations of the norms as the most powerful leader of China since Mao Zedong made it difficult to forecast what he would join in the permanent committee.
The 20th Chinese Communist Party congress is concluded by the Chinese president.
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