In a pivotal address at the fourth plenary session of the 20th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) of the Communist Party of China (CPC), General Secretary Xi Jinping underscored the imperative of intensifying the fight against corruption. He called for unwavering determination to win the tough, protracted, and all-out battle against corruption within the Party and the nation.
Xi Jinping, who is also the Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission, highlighted the significant achievements made in advancing full and rigorous Party governance since the beginning of the new era. He noted that unprecedented efforts have yielded widely recognized results in combating corruption and strengthening Party discipline.
“Corruption is the greatest threat to the Party, and combating it represents the most thorough kind of self-reform,” Xi Jinping stated. He emphasized the necessity of taking resolute and sustained actions to root out corruption, stressing that rigorous Party governance must be pursued with the spirit of reform.
The session of the CCDI reflects the CPC’s commitment to maintaining its integrity and reinforcing public trust. By prioritizing anti-corruption measures, the Party aims to ensure long-term stability and prosperity, fostering a transparent and accountable governance system.
Xi Jinping’s call to action resonates with global observers and stakeholders invested in China’s political and economic landscape. The ongoing efforts to combat corruption not only strengthen the CPC’s internal cohesion but also have significant implications for business professionals, investors, and the international community engaged with China.
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Xi Jinping stresses winning all-out battle against corruption
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