Central Committee of the Communist Party

The Central Committee of the Communist Party is a key decision-making body within the party, typically comprised of top leaders elected from its provinces or sectors. It serves as the highest authority between party congresses, guiding national policies, leadership appointments, and strategic priorities. Its members influence government direction, economic plans, and party ideology. Essentially, it functions as the central nerve center, coordinating and overseeing the implementation of policies set forth by the party’s larger leadership structures, ensuring unity and consistency in governance and ideological direction.