World leaders, parties, organizations congratulate China on CPC congress (3)

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, also head of the New Azerbaijan Party, said in his message that guided by the CPC's policies and visions, China has made great achievements in various areas and improved its global status over past decades. He expressed the belief that the CPC's 18th national congress will make crucial contributions to China's sustainable development and further improvement of its global status, and deepening the ties between the two countries.

In his message, Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta, also head of the Social Democratic Party, stressed the longtime partnership and cooperative mechanisms between his party and the CPC, which he said, have propelled party-to-party cooperation and the comprehensive friendly partnership of cooperation between the two countries. As an EU member, Romania is willing to play a substantial role in promoting the EU-China dialogue.

Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic, also head of the Socialist Party of Serbia, said the world is closely watching China's success in socioeconomic development and national modernization, which best illustrates the outstanding leadership and wisdom of the CPC. He said that with the CPC's policies in economy, education and science, China is set to make positive contributions to the progress of mankind in the 21st century.

Mongolian Prime Minister Norov Altanhuyag, also leader of the Democratic Party of Mongolia, said the longtime close and positive exchanges and cooperation between his party and the CPC have made great contributions to propelling the ties between the two countries and improving mutual understanding between the two peoples.

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