PCPWhat does learning from China mean?
It means studying identifiable strengths in development planning, infrastructure, production, science and public services, understanding the mechanisms behind them and formulating suitable proposals for Switzerland. The PCP supports China’s development path and makes its own proposals within Switzerland’s existing political, economic and social institutions.
How can I take part?
Read a policy, send a documented contribution or propose research, translation or editorial work. The participation pages explain these routes. A request for an exchange can concern a defined question. Membership has its own procedure and does not follow automatically from sending a contribution or subscribing.
How is membership considered?
Joining the PCP means agreeing with its political programme and taking part in shared work according to your circumstances. Read the programme and organisational rules before making a request. Membership includes discussion, study and the opportunity to contribute to policy and practical tasks. A request is examined before a membership decision is communicated.
Where are the Party’s texts?
The programme gives the full political account. Topic pages develop specific measures. The documents section provides reading copies and references, while the learning library explains outside source material. Questions about wording or sources can be addressed to the editorial contact.