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BEIJING, Oct. 20 -- More parties, organizations and their leaders
from around the world have congratulated the Communist Party of China (CPC) on
the convocation of its 17th National Congress.
James A. Michel, general secretary of the Seychelles People's Progressive
Front, said in his congratulatory message that the convening of the Congress
showed China is forcefully coping with various challenges in order to achieve a
fair and harmonious development.
The concept of pragmatism, strength and solidarity advocated by the CPC
has gained respect and appreciation from foreign parties that have maintained
friendly relations and cooperation with the CPC for years, the message added.
Levy Patrick Mwanawasa, president of Zambia's Movement for Multi-party
Democracy and president of Zambia, said in his congratulatory message that he
hoped the CPC's "continued leadership of the friendly and dynamic Chinese
nation" will bring more prosperity to China.
Mahmoud Abbas, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine
Liberation Organization and president of the Palestinian National Authority,
said in his message that he hoped to strengthen friendly cooperation between the
two sides and wished the CPC every success in continuously advancing and
achieving its goals.
Ferenc Gyurcsany, President of the Hungarian Socialist Party and prime
minister of the country, said in his message that his recent visit to China was
an excellent opportunity to further strengthen cooperation between the two
countries.
"The Hungarian Socialist Party is committed to the further development of
the mutually beneficial Hungarian-Chinese cooperation," he said.
Abdel Aziz Belkhadem, general secretary of the Party of National
Liberation Front of Algeria, said in his message that his party is willing to
further expand and deepen the traditional relations with the CPC and to promote
consultation and cooperation between the two parties.
Muhamed Safwat El-Sherif, general secretary of the National Democratic
Party of Egypt, said in his message the party, which maintains close and
friendly relations of cooperation with the CPC, has kept a close watch on the
efforts made by the CPC in guiding China to progress and development. He
expressed the hope that the friendly relations between the two parties, two
countries and two peoples will forge ahead continuously.
Australia's Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Nationals Party, Mark
Vaile, said in his message that the convocation of the National Congress is of
significance for the CPC and China.
"The Nationals value the friendly party-to-party relations which we have
with the Ccommunist Party of China and we look forward to those relations
continuing in the future," he said.
OH Choong-il, Chairman of the United New Democratic Party of the Republic
of Korea, said his party is confident that the current session will bring new
momentum to the CPC's efforts to lead the country to prosperity.
B. Zhumagulov, first vice president of the People's Democratic Party "Nur
Otan" of Kazakhstan, said the high-level partnership established between the two
parties would vigorously boost the development of their relations, which conform
to the interests of the two peoples.
Abdallah Alfranji, head of Foreign Relation Commission of the Palestine
National Liberation Movement (FATAH), expressed his hope in his message that the
ongoing National Congress would successfully map out plans for the future
development of building socialism with Chinese characteristics for China and the
CPC.
Guido Westerwelle, leader of the Free Democratic Party of Germany, said
in his message that the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games is a great opportunity for
China to show its tradition and changes to the world. He hoped the discussions
at the Congress would achieve desired results.
Francisco Frutos, general secretary of the Communist Party of Spain, said
in his message the CPC's achievements have brought hopes for the creation of a
more beautiful world.
The party Congress will further facilitate construction of a harmonious
socialist society, and will once again prove the CPC's powerful organizational
ability, he said.
In its message, the Central Committee of the Portuguese Communist Party
expressed the wishes that the CPC would achieve bigger success in pushing for
social development and progress, and continuously realize its goals in building
the socialist society.
The Portuguese Communist Party is willing to further deepen the friendly
relations of cooperation with the CPC, said the message.
Marios Karoyian, chairman of the Democratic Party of Cyprus, expressed
best wishes for the CPC to achieve its political, economic and social goals.
"We envisage the strengthening of the traditionally excellent ties
between our two parties for the progress and prosperity of our peoples," he
said.
Jacob Dickie Nkate, general secretary of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP),
said the Central Committee of the BDP extends its "unreserved support to and
solidarity with" the CPC on the occasion of the party Congress.
"We will spare no efforts in the days to come to further strengthen the
bonds of friendship, cooperation and solidarity with your Party," he said.
Evariste Boshab, general secretary of the People's Party for
Reconstruction and Democracy of the Democratic Republic of Congo, said the
convocation of the party Congress is bound to further advance the CPC's
consistent efforts in promoting the people's well-being and pursuing social
development, and to maintain the South-South cooperation.
Sekou Konate, general secretary of the Party of Unity and Progress of
Guinea, said the Political Bureau of his party and himself extend warm
congratulation on the convocation of the 17th National Congress of the CPC,
expecting the congress to make feasible decisions to strengthen the friendly
relations and mutually-beneficial cooperation between the two countries.
Hama Amadou, president of the National Movement for the Society of
Development - NASSARA of Niger, said his party is ready to continue to
consolidate the existing relations of cooperation with the CPC and to make
sustained efforts to enhance the friendly ties between Niger and China.
Jose Maria Pereira Neves, president of the African Party of Independence
of Cape Verde (PAICV), said the PAICV greatly admires the wisdom and courage of
the CPC in striving for the nation's political, economic and social development.
China, as a rising economic power, has become a model for African
countries, including Cape Verde, that are working hard to achieve economic and
social progress, he said.
Jorge Santos, chairman of the Movement for Democracy of Cape Verde, said
China, under the brilliant leadership of the CPC, has followed the right path
all along and continuously scored great achievements of development.
He expressed the hope that the new leadership elected by the ongoing CPC
Congress will continue to devote itself to the cause of economic, social and
cultural development, and together with the peoples of the many developing
countries that shoulder the same mission, continue to support and help each
other.
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