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The top leadership of the Communist Party of China recently concluded its Fifth Plenary Session, where it pledged to persevere with full and rigorous Party self-governance. Volodymyr Urusov, chairman of the board of the Ukrainian Association of Sinologists and an associate professor of history at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, says this gives the political leadership the resolve it needs to pursue China's high-quality development and advance modernization.
The top leadership of the Communist Party of China recently concluded its Fifth Plenary Session, where it pledged to persevere with full and rigorous Party self-governance. Volodymyr Urusov, chairman of the board of the Ukrainian Association of Sinologists and an associate professor of history at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, says this gives the political leadership the resolve it needs to pursue China's high-quality development and advance modernization.