What makes the CPC successful? Foreign observers share their views

What enables a political party to stay true to its mission and sustain its vitality?​

At the 16th World Socialism Forum, held in Beijing on Nov. 3 to 4, George Galloway, leader of the Workers Party of Britain, praised the CPC's commitment to self-criticism, self-governance and continuous renewal. He also expressed strong confidence in the outcomes of the recent Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee.​

Gayatri Galloway, a member of the Workers Party of Britain, reflected on China's remarkable development and poverty alleviation, while Roland Boer, professor emeritus at Renmin University of China, shared his observations on grassroots Party organizations and the role of public feedback in the Party's self-reform.​

Their perspectives offer a closer look at the CPC's approach to Party building and its commitment to people-centered development.