In a significant address at the opening of the fourth plenary session of the 20th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) of the Communist Party of China (CPC) on Monday in Beijing, Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, called for unwavering victory in the tough, protracted, and comprehensive battle against corruption.
Highlighting corruption as the greatest threat facing the Party, Xi emphasized the complexity and enduring nature of the anti-corruption struggle. “We must remain vigilant and persistent in our efforts,” he stated, underscoring the necessity of a long-term commitment to eradicate corrupt practices within all levels of the Party and government.
Xi outlined key priorities to strengthen the campaign, including making political oversight more targeted and effective. He stressed the importance of extending anti-corruption efforts to the grassroots level, ensuring that measures reach every corner of society. By tackling misconduct that directly affects people’s lives, the Party aims to enhance public trust and uphold social justice.
“Our resolve to build a clean government and fight corruption is unwavering,” Xi declared. He called on all Party members to uphold discipline and integrity, reinforcing the CPC’s commitment to good governance and ethical leadership.
The CCDI session brings together top discipline officials to review progress and set the agenda for the coming year. The focus on deepening anti-corruption measures reflects the Party’s dedication to self-governance and responding to the concerns of the people.
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Xi urges winning tough, protracted and all-out anti-corruption battle
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