CPC Central Committee Adopts Party Self-Governance Resolution
The Communist Party of China concluded its fifth plenary session in Beijing, adopting a resolution on Party self-governance and scheduling the 21st National Congress for 2027.
The Communist Party of China Central Committee concluded its fifth plenary session in Beijing on Thursday after four days of meetings. The session resulted in the adoption of a resolution focused on persevering with full and rigorous Party self-governance, emphasizing the need to strengthen the Party politically and implement democratic centralism.
General Secretary Xi Jinping delivered an address and presented a report on the work of the Political Bureau. The resolution calls for the strict management of officials to combat corruption. During the session, the committee elected Zhang Shengmin to the CPC Central Committee Political Bureau and confirmed punishments for individuals who committed grave violations of discipline and laws.
The Central Committee announced that the 21st National Congress will be convened in Beijing during the second half of 2027.