The Communist Party of China (CPC) on Thursday promised to give Jubilee Party 20 scholarships annually to allow its members to travel to the country.
Speaking when he paid a courtesy call on President Uhuru Kenyatta at State House, Nairobi, the Chinese Communist Party Deputy Director of the Policy and Research office, Wang Xiaohui, stated they were keen to deepen its collaboration with the Jubilee Party
He stated that CPC would offer the scholarships annually for Jubilee Party to take its members to China to learn skills on grassroots mobilization, democracy, and party management.
Mr Wang added that the two political parties agreed to establish collaboration mechanisms.
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“We are ready to deepen collaboration mechanisms with the Jubilee party just as we have done with the African National Congress of South Africa and the Chama cha Mapinduzi of Tanzania,” he affirmed.
He added that the amazing transformative development achieved by China had been through the culture of hard work, a path chartered by a strong political party.
The senior Central Committee member of CPC, who is leading the ruling party delegation to Kenya, shared with President Kenyatta the vision of their Party by the year 2050.
On his part, President Kenyatta welcomed and congratulated the Chinese party senior officials for holding a successful 19th National Communist Party Congress late last year.
He noted the Party’s National Congress, which has now scaled up the country’s development path up to the year 2050, is worth emulating.
Also in attendance were Jubilee Party officials who included Nelson Dzuya (Chairman), Raphael Tuju (Secretary General) and David Murathe ( Deputy Chairman).
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