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13:38, 24-Nov-2017
Agenda released on high-level meeting between CPC and world political parties
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The agenda of the annual high-level meeting between the Communist Party of China (CPC) and other political parties in the world was released by the organizers in Beijing on Friday.
The meeting set for November 30 to December 3, will see representatives from over 120 countries and regions, who will discuss their responsibilities in building a community with a shared destiny.
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC central committee, will attend the opening ceremony and deliver a key-note speech, said Guo Yezhou, deputy head of the International Liaison Department of the CPC central committee.
He said that Xi and senior Chinese officials will also meet those political parties' delegates, as well as representatives of think tanks and international organizations.
Two posters have been released featuring Chinese tea, referring to the country's tradition of using tea as a bridge among friends. /CGTN Photo
Two posters have been released featuring Chinese tea, referring to the country's tradition of using tea as a bridge among friends. /CGTN Photo
"Our aim is to find an efficient way of building a community with shared destiny and creating a better world. We are going to achieve this through dialogues with different parties from different countries," said Guo.
The meeting comes after the 19th CPC National Congress held in October. Its aim is to communicate to other countries and discuss Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.
"We hope that parties from every country can learn governance experience from each other, and improve theirs. Our Party is open and inclusive. We introduce to the world our experiences and practices, and are willing to open our hearts to learn from others the beneficiary experiences which suit us," noted Guo.
In addition to the main talks, parallel sessions on a variety of topics will also take place ahead of the release of an outcome document, he added.
The document is expected to outline ways for improving communication and greater collaboration.
Two posters advertising the event have also been released which feature Chinese tea, long used to represent the bridge between friends.