World leaders, parties, organizations congratulate China on CPC congress (13)

The Progressive Party of Working People (AKEL) of Cyprus in its congratulatory message expressed solidarity with the people of China and the CPC in their struggle for social progress and sovereignty.

The message said AKEL greatly appreciates and highly values the significant development in bilateral relations with the CPC, pledging to further enhance relations with China.

Pa'gan Amum Okiech, secretary general of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement, said the deliberations and resolutions of the 18th CPC national congress shall build China into a prosperous society and contribute to peace and prosperity of the rest of humanity.

He said his party remains committed to the strengthening of bilateral relations between the two sisterly parties, seeking and widening various areas of mutual cooperation.

A Mauritanian party thanked China for its stance on the just course of Arab and African countries.

Rifaat al-Saeed, chairman of Egypt's Tagammu party, said the new path that China has taken is inspiring to his party as well as other world parties, political forces and people.

In a message, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, general secretary of Ghana's National Democratic Congress, hailed China's unprecedented economic and political advancement and the CPC's leadership.

He hopes that the 18th CPC national congress could further consolidate friendship and strengthen mutual relationship and socioeconomic cooperation between the two countries and peoples.

Victor Bokarie Foh, national secretary general of Sierra Leone's All Peoples Congress (APC), expressed profound appreciation of the positive impact of China's presence in Sierra Leone and many parts of Africa.

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