A high level delegation of the Chinese Communist Party is expected to visit the country in February.
This was revealed by the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party Secretary General Veronica Maina on Friday.
Maina on Friday hosted Counsellor Wang Jian Qiang and First Secretary Zhang Weijie who paid a courtesy call at the party headquarters located at the Hustler Plaza.
“They briefed the party on the intended visit of a High-Level delegation of Chinese Communist Party official delegation slated to happen in February 2023,” she said via her twitter.
“UDA and CPC are expected to exchange ideas on party-building mechanisms, general party governance and other issues of mutual interest,” she added.
The Chinese Communist Party is the founding and ruling political party of modern China, officially known as the People’s Republic of China.
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