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foreign leaders, parties congratulate CPC on National Congress (11/14/2002)
More foreign leaders and parties have sent congratulatory messages
to the Communist Party of China (CPC) on the occasion of the convening
of its 16th National Congress.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chaves said the CPC's 16th National Congress
is of great significance to China's future development and progress
and will enable China to make greater contributions to safeguarding
world peace and developing countries' interests.
Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze, also honorary president
of the Civic Union of Georgia, said in his congratulatory letter
that he and the Georgian people are cordially happy with the remarkable
achievements that China has scored.
He said he believed that the CPC's 16th National Congress will
determine the strategy for China's future development and promote
state prosperity and people's happiness, adding that China will
play a more prominent role in keeping world peace and stability
in the international arena.
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, also chairman of the General
People's Congress, said in his congratulatory letter that the convening
of the CPC's 16th National Congress ushers in a new era of construction
in China.
He also stressed that the convening of the meeting in the current
changing international circumstances shows that the CPC has significant
regional and international influences and plays a very important
role in safeguarding world peace and security.
Djibouti's President Ismael Omar Guelleh said in a congratulatory
telegram that the decisions to be made at the CPC's 16th National
Congress will promote prosperity and accelerate the pace of reform
and opening-up in China, by which China will make more contributions
to world peace and progress.
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, who is also leading the
Bangladesh Nationalist Party, noted in her message that the 16th
National Congress points out the way to reach the strategic target
for developing China into a moderately developed nation in the middle
of the 21st century.
Macedonian Prime Minister Branko Crvenkovski warmly congratulated
the convening of the 16th National Congress and wished more success
for the CPC and China in the courageous reform course.
Algerian Prime Minister Ali Benflis, also general secretary of
the National Liberation Front, wished greater success for the CPC
in leading China forward.
In a congratulatory message, Jose de Venecia, Philippines' house
speaker and co-chairman of LAKAS-National Union of Christian Democrats-United
Muslim Democrats of the Philippines-Kampi, on behalf of Philippine
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, said it is a crucial event for
the Chinese people to realize their ambitious objectives.
Sierra Leone's People's Party, said in a message that the CPC'
s 16th National Congress, which marks a milestone in China's history,
has demonstrated the Chinese people's resolve to build a wealthy,
unified, modern and democratic country.
Pakistan Muslim League (Azhar) said in a message that the CPC has
made great contributions to the cause of leading the Chinese people
in country-building and the ongoing congress would mark a new start
for the Chinese people to score greater achievements under the leadership
of the CPC.
Vladimir Litvin, chairman of the Ukrainian Supreme Council, spoke
highly of the CPC's policy of pushing forward reform and opening
up while maintaining stability.
The Febrerista Revolutionary Party of Paraguay, in its message,
wished great success for the CPC's 16th National Congress.
More friendly parties and their leaders in the world have sent congratulatory
messages to the CPC on the occasion of the convening of its 16th
National Congress.
These parties and leaders include the Democratic Revolutionary
Party of Panama, General Secretary of the National Party of Honduras
Carlos Gabriel Kattan, the People's National Party of Jamaica, Secretary-General
of Sandinist National Liberation Front of Nicaragua Daniel Ortega
Ssaavedra, President of Awami League ( Hasina) of Bangladesh Sheikh
Hasina Wajed, the Functional Groups of Indonesia and the United
National Party of Sri Lanka.
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