Recently, Wang Haihuai, General Manager of CCCC, attended a series of business meetings in Singapore and Malaysia.

On March 13, Wang Haihuai attended the opening ceremony of Surbana Jurong's new headquarters in Singapore, the Surbana Jurong Campus, and met with Chan Heng Loon Alan, Chairman of the Land Transport Authority of Singapore.

Surbana Jurong has grown into one of the largest Asia-based global urban and infrastructure consulting firms, committed to creating a smart, sustainable, and resilient future. Wang exchanged views with Surbana Jurong on deepening cooperation in the fields of large transportation and big cities, as well as in river, lake and sea management and discussed urban sustainable development and industry innovation cooperation.

Chan Heng Loon Alan praised CCCC's contributions to Singapore's transportation infrastructure and hoped that CCCC would continue to invest in high-quality resources and introduce advanced technology to support Singapore's rail transportation construction.

From March 15 to 16, Wang Haihuai met with Malaysian Transport Minister Loke Siew Fook, Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, and Francis Yeoh Sock Ping, Chairman of YTL Group, in Malaysia, to deepen pragmatic cooperation and exchange ideas with all parties.

CCCC has undertaken many important projects in Malaysia, such as the MRT Line 2 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the East Coast Rail Link, and the Penang 275kV cross-sea transmission line project, contributing to local socio-economic development. Wang Haihuai hoped that CCCC could expand cooperation areas in Malaysia, especially explore more cooperation opportunities in green energy and ecological conservation.

During his visit to Malaysia, Wang Haihuai visited the East Coast Rail Link and the Penang 275kV cross-sea transmission line project.

Wang Haihuai visits the East Coast Rail Link

Wang Haihuai visits the Penang 275kV cross-sea transmission line project

Sun Liqiang, Vice President of CCCC, also was present at the meetings.