JVP to learn from Chinese Communist Party’s experience in party discipline
Executive Intelligence Dispatch
A delegation from the Chinese Communist Party is expected to visit Sri Lanka to share its experiences in party organisation and discipline with the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation in various sectors.
Key Facts & Findings
- —CCP delegation expected to visit Sri Lanka
- —Meeting between JVP General Secretary Tilvin Silva and Chinese Ambassador Wei Huaxiang
- —Discussion on party discipline and organisational structure
“The proposed visit was discussed during a meeting between JVP General Secretary Tilvin Silva and Chinese Ambassador Wei Huaxiang at the JVP headquarters in Pelawatte on Thursday (5).”
“Ambassador Wei reaffirmed China’s commitment to supporting Sri Lanka across these sectors, according to Silva.”
The visit is expected to strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation in various sectors, including investment, technology, transport, education, healthcare, and culture, benefiting Sri Lanka's economic and technological development.
A CCP delegation is expected to visit Sri Lanka to provide further explanations of the Chinese party’s experiences with JVP members.
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