African voices: What Africa can learn from CPC's governance experience
The Communist Party of China's (CPC) commitment to Party building, combating corruption and putting people first has drawn praise from an African political party leader and a scholar, who said its governance experience offers valuable insights for African countries and socialist parties.Said Bakkali, a member of the Political Bureau of Morocco's Party of Progress and Socialism, a party with an 83-year history, highlighted the importance the CPC places to Party building and its systematic efforts to combat corruption. He said his Party is also drawing on the CPC's approaches and mechanisms in this regard, noting that corruption can undermine a political party and a state from within.Bakkali also described the CPC as a vibrant example of how a Marxist party can govern a country. "The CPC is…
