Among Communist-ruled nations, only the People's Republic of China and Albania did not send representatives. The congress itself produced few surprises, with the main emphasis placed on the stability of the political and economic situation and the prospects of continued success in the future. Brezhnev declared that the USSR would not invade or fight other countries, but also stated that he would support national liberation movements, despite détente.
Among Communist-ruled countries, only China and Albania abstained from sending delegates. The congress itself was largely uneventful, focusing on maintaining stability in politics and economics and predicting future success. Brezhnev stated that the USSR would not engage in military action against other nations but also pledged to support national liberation movements, despite efforts at détente.