• 19 CCCC projects win Tien-yow Jeme Civil Engineering Prize

    Recently, the winners of the 21st Tien-yow Jeme Civil Engineering Prize were announced, with 19 CCCC-involved projects receiving the honor, including six bridge projects, five highway projects, and others in water transport, municipal infrastructure and other fields.

  • CCCC helps drive socioeconomic development in Xinjiang

    Over the past more than five decades, CCCC has undertaken and completed more than 190 major projects in Xinjiang, covering highways, railways, civil aviation, municipal infrastructure, buildings, water conservancy, new energy, new infrastructure and integrated projects. 

  • Pinglu Canal becomes operational

    The Pinglu Canal, a project involving CCCC, officially opened on Sept. 16, with the opening ceremony held at the Madao hub in Qinzhou, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The canal provides the shortest, most economical and most convenient route to the sea for southwest China.

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