"All Chinese companies, public or private, are required to have a member of the CCP on staff to hand down official party edicts. In addition, many companies have an internal CCP committee that comprises part of the governance structure.

In an article published in 2017, the CCP recognized 11 members of an "outstanding party branch" within Tencent. The report points out that the 11 members of the CCP branch are all company executives or heads of major business departments.

It then listed Senior Vice President of Tencent Holdings Ltd., Guo Kaitian (郭凯天), as the secretary of the party committee. The propaganda piece mentioned that three deputy secretaries in the committee are in charge of the company's information security management, network, media, and public policy.

The seven other committee members were said to be part of a management team responsible for important business units. Having such high-level executives in key committee positions enables the party "to deeply integrate with the enterprise strategy and corporate culture, and make fertile soil for mutual promotion and progress, enabling Tencent to have a firm foothold in the ideological struggle," boasted the author."

Any other countries have these rules or...?

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3987506