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Int'l observers hail CPC for promoting global, domestic governance

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Int'l observers hail CPC for promoting global, domestic governance

2026-07-05 12:10 Last Updated At:13:37

Multiple international observers said they appreciate the positive role that the Communist Party of China (CPC) has been playing in promoting global governance and in advancing the development of China.

They made the remarks as the CPC marked its 105th anniversary on Wednesday.

"Policies proposed by President Xi and the CPC are very important in areas such as international cooperation, because the policies give voice to countries that previously had no say and they help include different civilizations into the Global Civilization Initiative. The policies clearly advocate that different civilizations should not stand in opposition against each other and that they should cooperate with each other in a harmonious manner," said Marta Montoro, vvice-president and general director of Spain-based Catedra China Foundation.

"You can see the growth puts people at the center. The growth puts the practical programs and policies that are implementable, that are also shared innovation. And that's what we are inspired that when we tap on the governance, when we tap on innovation, when we tap on system, we can and we are capable of building a capable state," said Mmapaseka Steve Letsike, South Africa's Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

"I have studied President Xi Jinping's remarks. I believe his development philosophy is correct. Countries and peoples across the world should work together, because only through strengthened cooperation can we achieve common development. If we wish to succeed, we must share the fruits of development, help those countries with relatively limited means to promote development, and uphold solidarity and mutual assistance. I believe China has been working towards this goal," said Ali Ruckert, former president of Luxembourg Communist Party.

Some observers said China's success in pursuing modernization offers developing countries an option to advance their development.

"On the occasion of the 105th anniversary of the founding of the CPC, I would like to extend my warmest congratulations to the CPC. Under the leadership of the CPC and the Chinese government, China has achieved remarkable success in pursuing modernization. China's current policies, regarding both domestic governance and the foreign affairs, demonstrate the advantages of the CPC under President Xi Jinping's leadership, as well as its unwavering commitment to improving the people's well-being," said Akaradej Wongpitakroj, a member of parliament in Thailand.

"This is a political party that has addressed historical challenges and it is an exceptional party. Its experience has transcended China and Asia and has become a shared treasure of the humanity. One thing that deserves particular attention is that Chinese modernization has broken the outdated stereotype that modernization necessarily equates to Westernization. China has proven to the world that a country can become a modern, strong country while upholding its own civilization and the socialist development path. This is of great importance to many countries in the world, especially those in the Global South," said Ivan Ivanovich Melnikov, first deputy chairman of the Russian State Duma.

Int'l observers hail CPC for promoting global, domestic governance

Int'l observers hail CPC for promoting global, domestic governance

Japan must not deny the crimes it committed during WWII, still less deliberately cover up or distort history, said a Japanese lawyer.

Syunkichi Takayama, a Japanese lawyer, said in an interview with China Central Television (CCTV) that Japan will not truly draw lessons from history without facing up to historical truth.

Japanese Kyodo News reported last month that the Imperial Japanese Army had drawn blood from prisoners of war and local Chinese residents for "research on battlefield blood transfusion techniques" during its invasion of China.

Takayama said that the Japanese society today still evades history and blocks truth dissemination. As a result, many historical facts are unknown to the public, which is the core of the current issue.

"This is unacceptable. Moreover, I believe the bigger problem lies in the current politics and the attitude of those responsible for the country's politics who refuse to face these issues head-on. At the same time, many citizens are not aware of this. If the vast majority of Japanese people could see the truth, they will surely think that it is absolutely unacceptable. The problem is that the truth has been blocked, and a deliberate disconnect has been created between historical truth and public perception, as certain people are attempting to distort history. I believe these two points are the crux of the problem," said Takayama.

Takayama pointed out that the Japanese parliament will keep pushing for military expansion and constitutional revision. He believes that there are worrying changes in Japan's current political situation, which should draw the attention of all sectors of society.

"The National Diet of Japan has become a Diet for war. The parliament is discussing how to advance war preparations. It is discussing how to establish a war system under the guise of maintaining Japan's peace and national security, and is pushing for constitutional amendments. The current parliament is just making one more mistake on top of another. If one doesn't see the abnormality of this situation, it would be truly astonishing," said the lawyer.

Takayama said that Japan must never repeat the history of launching aggressive wars. In the face of the current dangerous trends, he said the Japanese society should take the initiative to voice opposition to war and uphold peace.

"Therefore, there must be voices against such a dangerous trend, making it clear that things like that will never be tolerated. I believe that there will be such kind of voices from all over the world, but it is extremely important for Japan to do so first," he said.

Japanese lawyer warns against repeating historical mistakes

Japanese lawyer warns against repeating historical mistakes

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