Young employees of CCCC visit National Museum of Tanzania
Recently, young employees of CCCC in Tanzania visited the National Museum of Tanzania for a cultural journey through time.
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CCCC participates in World Transport Convention 2026 in Tianjin
The World Transport Convention 2026 was held from June 3 to 5 in Tianjin. Zhang Bingnan, director and general manager of CCCC, attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech.
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Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway marks 9th anniversary of operations
Nine years after it was put into operation, the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway(SGR) has become an important transport artery driving Kenya's economic growth and regional connectivity in East Africa.
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First cohort of students graduate under PLKI-ECRL work-based academic program
Recently, the Graduation Ceremony for International Students under the PLKI-ECRL Work-Based Academic Program for the Malaysia East Coast Rail Link Project was held in Liuzhou, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Sixty-six graduates received their diplomas.
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CCCC engineer receives ASCE Moisseiff Award
At the Structural Engineering International Conference recently hosted by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), CCCC engineer Cheng Xiaohu received the 2026 Moisseiff Award for his groundbreaking contributions to the theory of the active arch effect in tunneling.
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CCCC accelerates integration of marine energy and digital infrastructure
Recently, the world's largest offshore converter station, "Hai Feng Zhi Xin," or "Heart of the Sea Wind," built by ZPMC, was shipped to the waters off Yangjiang, south China's Guangdong Province, marking the start of its offshore installation.
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ZPMC participates in 2026 TOC Europe exhibition
Recently, ZPMC participated in the 2026 TOC Europe exhibition held in Hamburg, Germany. The company showcased a range of technologies and products, highlighting its latest achievements in such fields as smart upgrades, green transformation, and joint ecosystem construction.
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Explore Su Song Astronomical Museum in Xiamen
The Su Song Astronomical Museum in Xiamen, built by CCCC, will become the world's largest astronomical museum by floor area after it is completed. Through digital simulations, 1:1 assembly, and 10,886 custom panels, it blends tech and craft. A future cultural landmark.
