Under the theme "China-Africa Join Hands for Modernization", the expo brought together nearly 4,700 Chinese and African enterprises and over 30,000 participants from home and abroad to explore pathways toward accelerated modernization.

In his remarks, Chen Zhong stated that CCCC will stay closely aligned with Africa's development needs by advancing "small yet impactful" livelihood projects. At the same time, CCCC will introduce smart transportation and green building technologies to help build an efficient and sustainable infrastructure network, injecting long-term momentum into Africa's infrastructure development.

After the opening ceremony, delegates visited the CCCC exhibition area, where Chen Zhong introduced CCCC's core business areas—including roads, ports, bridges, urban development, and equipment—as well as its CCCC's corporate social responsibility initiatives in Africa. Several CCCC projects, including the Kribi Deepwater Port in Cameroon, the Kilwa Fishing Harbor in Tanzania, and Phase One of Keffi-Makurdi Highway reconstruction and expansion project in Nigeria, were selected for display in the China-Africa high-quality Belt and Road cooperation achievements exhibition.

At the event, CCCC signed cooperation agreements with Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Guinea, and Uganda.