Party Congress

A Party Congress is a formal gathering of a political party’s members, typically held periodically, where key decisions are made. It serves as a platform to discuss policies, elect party leaders, and set future priorities. Essentially, it functions as a decision-making assembly that shapes the direction of the party and, in many cases, influences national policy, especially in single-party states or dominant-party systems. The Congress ensures representation from various party branches, promotes unity, and reflects the collective voice of party members on important issues.