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China’s Key Party Meeting to Focus on Xi’s Anti-Corruption Drive, Leadership Changes

China's fifth plenum is expected to address party self-governance, Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign and possible leadership changes.

China’s Key Party Meeting to Focus on Xi’s Anti-Corruption Drive, Leadership Changes
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A key Communist Party meeting in Beijing next week is likely to focus on the renewal of President Xi Jinping’s long-standing anti-corruption drive and clues about a looming leadership reshuffle.

The fifth plenum of the party’s Central Committee will run from Monday to Wednesday. “Major issues related to advancing full and rigorous party self-governance” will top its agenda.

Plenums usually take place once a year and draw about 300 delegates. The expected focus places party self-governance and the anti-corruption campaign at the centre of the gathering, while delegates also look for indications of possible changes in the leadership.

Source: South China Morning Post

Frequently asked questions

What will the Communist Party meeting focus on?

It will focus on advancing full and rigorous party self-governance and renewing President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption drive.

When will the fifth plenum take place?

The fifth plenum will run from Monday to Wednesday next week.

What leadership issue may delegates consider?

Delegates may look for indications of a possible leadership reshuffle.

How many delegates usually attend plenums?

Plenums usually draw about 300 delegates.

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