General Conference
The General Conference is the highest organizational authority of the Party and represents the collective will of its members in shaping its political and organizational direction. It convenes periodically to review the Party’s performance, determine its priorities, and ensure democratic decision-making and institutional accountability.

Functions of the General Conference:

• It is the supreme authority of the Party.

• It determines the Party’s general policies and elects its leadership.

• It approves the Party’s political program and bylaws and adopts any amendments thereto.

• It reviews and evaluates the reports of the leadership and organizational bodies and holds them accountable for implementing the decisions of the previous Conference.

• It sets the Party’s future directions and strategies and approves the general plans for the forthcoming period.