Recently, CCCC project teams in Mozambique and Malaysia carried out mangrove planting activities, while the Nam Ngiep 2 Hydropower Station in Laos organized tree planting and fish restocking activities. These initiatives vividly demonstrate the company's commitment to sustainable development.

Mangroves are natural protective barriers for coastal ecosystems, playing an important role in stabilizing shorelines, preventing erosion and preserving biodiversity.

In Mozambique, employees of the Angoche Fishing Port Construction Project joined local community members in planting mangrove seedlings, contributing to the ecological restoration of the coast in Angoche. They also conducted science popularization activities on mangrove conservation to raise local awareness and encourage community participation in coastal environmental protection.

In Malaysia, the CCCC team took part in a mangrove planting activity in Kampung Sijangkang, planting 200 seedlings and funding the renovation of about 120 meters of wooden boardwalks in the park, creating better conditions for local residents to explore coastal wetlands and participate in ecological conservation.

In Laos, the Nam Ngiep 2 Hydropower Station joined the local agriculture and environment office in tree planting and fish restocking activities. A total of 200 longan and mango saplings were planted, while 20,000 tilapia and carp fry were released into local waters, protecting the local environment through concrete action.