PCP

Learning from China

The Parti communiste populaire places public interest at the centre of its political work in Switzerland. The PCP supports China’s development path and recognises the role of the Communist Party of China in the country’s transformation. It studies Chinese strengths in planning, productive investment, infrastructure, science and public services, and develops proposals that work within Switzerland’s existing institutions.

The Pudong skyline seen from the Bund in Shanghai.Photo credits

Purpose and scope

This study programme is organised around nine fields. Each explains a Chinese development strength, examines the mechanism behind it and considers its use within Swiss institutions. Read the original material alongside the analysis. The corresponding policy page sets out the PCP’s proposed measures and conditions for implementation.

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A CR400AF Fuxing high-speed train in China.
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Infrastructure and delivery capability

China’s infrastructure development offers a substantial body of experience in planning networks and organising delivery. The PCP is interested in the skills, project preparation,…

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The University Hospital in Zurich.
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Public services and living standards

The PCP studies China’s development through its relationship to living conditions and public provision. Healthcare, education, local services and the organisation of care provide…

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