Foreign officials are praising China's eight-point decision, a set of rules adopted by the Communist Party of China (CPC) in December 2012, as a "game changer" for clean governance globally. This initiative, spearheaded by General Secretary Xi Jinping, aims to combat bureaucratic issues and promote integrity, serving as a model for anti-corruption efforts worldwide.

• Over 225,000 cases of violations were investigated in 2024, with 889,000 people punished, highlighting China's determination in the fight against corruption.
• Houmed M’Saidie, a political adviser to the president of Comoros, and Abraao Vicente, a member of the National Assembly of Cabo Verde, commended China's zero-tolerance stance and transparency as an encouraging model for other governments.
• Shezra Mansab Ali Khan Kharal, Pakistan’s minister of state for climate change and environmental coordination, called the decision a "profound initiative" vital for development in countries where corruption hinders progress.