Foreign political leaders, parties congratulate China on CPC congress (6)

Chairman of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party Algirdas Butkevicius said he does hope and wish that the 18th CPC National Congress will uphold the policy of reform and opening-up and set out specific goals, missions and guidelines for future development.

The Lithuanian Social Democratic Party looks forward to working together with the CPC for creating closer cooperation between Lithuania and China, and promoting friendship and solidarity of the people in the two countries, he added.

Beyom Malo Adrien, secretary general of the Patriotic Salvation Movement of Chad, said his party would actively strengthen communication with the CPC, learn from the CPC's experience, and believed the 18th National Congress of the CPC would become a new beginning of promoting relations between the two countries to better serve the interests of the two peoples.

Leader of Cape Verde's Movement for Democracy Party Carlos Veiga said in his congratulatory message that he believed the new generation of the CPC's central leadership would guide China to march forward on its current extraordinary path.

He expressed hope that the friendly and cooperative ties between the two parties and two countries will achieve greater progress.

Colombia's Radical Change Party said in its congratulatory message that China has been developing its socialism with Chinese characteristics steadily under the leadership of the CPC and expressed hope the 18th national congress would complete all its agenda to outline China's development in the 21st century.

Cesar Gaviria, chief of the Colombian Liberal Party, said he hoped the 18th National Congress of the CPC would further strengthen unity of the Chinese people and promote China's role in international affairs as a harmonious, prosperous and free nation.

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