Recently, CCCC Chairman Wang Tongzhou attended multiple business events in Riyadh, meeting separately with Wael bin Mohammed Al-Idrisi, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Saudi Consultative Assembly, Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser Minister of Transport and Logistics Services of Saudi Arabia, and Osama, Chief Operating Officer of the National Development Company of Saudi Arabia. They discussed deepening cooperation in various fields.

Wael bin Mohammed Al-Idrisi, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Saudi Consultative Assembly, meets with Wang Tongzhou

Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser Minister of Transport and Logistics Services of Saudi Arabia, meets with Wang Tongzhou

Wang Tongzhou highlighted that CCCC is leading in comprehensive infrastructure services, excelling in areas such as large transportation, big cities, as well as rivers, lakes, and seas management and low carbon development. CCCC has been committed to the Saudi market for 20 years, successfully implementing numerous infrastructure projects, including Ras Al-Khair port, Red Sea Gateway Terminal in Jeddah, Jeddah Flood Control Project, SEDRA housing development project in Riyadh, Phase I of Sea Water Cooling Project at Jaza, in Saudi Arabia, and Jazan Economic City. Wang stated that CCCC plans to increase its investment in Saudi Arabia, actively participating in the construction of infrastructure in sectors like ports, highways, and airports, providing comprehensive solutions for Saudi Arabia's economic diversification and green, low-carbon development.

CCCC delegation meets with the National Development Company of Saudi Arabia

Wang emphasized the importance of the National Development Company as a key partner in the Saudi market. He expressed hope for expanding cooperation areas, innovating cooperation models, and creating exemplary projects. Osama expressed a desire to strengthen long-term collaboration in modular and digital construction.

During his visit, Wang also convened a meeting on regional production and operation of Middle East, and visited the Phase III, IV, and V projects of SEDRA housing development project in Riyadh, as well as the prefabrication plant project in Eastern Riyadh, where he extended his regards to employees.

Wang underscored the importance of applying modern green construction technologies, such as prefabricated construction, and turning the prefabrication plant into a hub for modular construction in the Middle East. He also stressed the need for green environmental protection and BIM intelligent management, aiming to create model communities and smart city projects in the housing market of Saudi Arabia.

Tang Qiaoliang, head of CCCC's international business, was present.