Foreign political leaders, parties congratulate China on CPC congress (4)

Liberal Party of the Philippines (LPP) President Mar Roxas and LPP Executive Vice President Joseph Emilio Aguinaldo Abaya said in a message that the CPC congress is convening at a time of surging prosperity and reform in China.

The LPP believes China's development and prosperity will provide impetus for prosperity in the region and the world, the message said, adding relations between the LPP and the CPC will be conducive to boosting the common interests of both peoples.

Secretary General of the Democratic Party of Timor-Leste Mariano Assanami Sabino said the 18th CPC congress is a big event in China's political life, adding that pooling the wisdom of the whole party, the congress is set to make successful political decisions.

The people of Timor-Leste appreciates the brotherly support given by the CPC and the Chinese government and expects to continue to learn from the CPC, Sabino said.

Luthfi Hasan Ishaaq, president of Partai Keadilan Sejahtera, said in a congratulatory message that the world has witnessed China's phenomenal social and economic development under the leadership of the CPC.

"I believe this congress will mark a new significant development of the party in the struggle for social progress, prosperity and harmony," he said.

Kasymguly Babayev, first secretary of the political committee of the Turkmen Democratic Party, said in his message he wishes the CPC national congress a full success.

Promoted by the two countries' leaders, Turkmenistan and China have achieved positive results in boosting political, economic and cultural cooperation, strengthening people's communication and consolidating mutual trust and friendship, he said, adding the Turkmen Democratic Party sets a high value on its good ties with the CPC.

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