
The Communist Party of China has released guidelines for selecting delegates for the upcoming 21st national party congress, which is scheduled for the second half of next year and will involve a significant leadership reshuffle.
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The national party congress is a major political event in China held every five years to determine leadership and policy direction.
The party issued guidelines on selecting the delegates, a process that would be overseen by its Organisation Department, state news agency Xinhua reported on Saturday.
The 21st national party congress, to be held in the second half of next year, will select a new Central Committee and is expected to feature a major reshuffle of China’s top political and military leadership.
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