Joint anti-graft push needed, US delegates told

China and the United States should seek consensus and deepen anti-graft cooperation, top Party disciplinary chief Wang Qishan told a US bipartisan delegation on Thursday in Beijing.

The call comes as China cracks down on corruption and improves its anti-graft cooperation with the US, the top destination for Chinese officials accused of corruption.

Wang, head of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, highlighted the core role of the Party in China's development, and said that without discipline it is impossible for the Party to realize the goal of leading people to build a moderately prosperous society.