Feature: From stopover to gateway: how Kenya's SGR is reshaping Voi
As the train continued toward Nairobi, the changing scenery outside the windows served as a quiet reminder that for many visitors today, the journey through Kenya no longer begins at the destination. It begins on the railway.
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Malaysia's East Coast Rail Link begins dynamic testing and trial operations
Recently, the first phase of Malaysia's East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), the Kota Bharu-Gombak section, built by CCCC, began dynamic testing and trial operations. Overall construction progress has exceeded 95 percent.
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Nam Lik 1-2 Hydropower Station wins award for social and environmental management, dam safety
Recently, the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Vientiane Province, Laos, presented the Nam Lik 1-2 Hydropower Station, invested in and operated by CWE, with an award for outstanding social and environmental management and dam safety.
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Modern wastewater treatment plant to help protect Issyk-Kul Lake, Kyrgyzstan
Recently, the Kabar National News Agency published a special report on the Cholpon-Ata Wastewater Treatment Plant project, undertaken by CRBC.
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We build roads, pave the way to a better future in Cambodia
After years of working in Cambodia, CCCC employee Cai Wen often recalls his first visit to the country. On his way from the airport to the project site, he saw quiet, simple villages along narrow, bumpy and muddy roads, with motorcycles serving as the main means of transportation.
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A Kyrgyz engineer witnesses Bishkek's transformation
Ashraliev, a Kyrgyz engineer, joined CRBC in 2016, starting on Bishkek's road network. From muddy tracks to smooth asphalt, he rose to deputy design manager. He proudly says, "We built this," and dreams of contributing even more to his hometown.
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ZPMC ships port equipment to multiple countries
ZPMC recently shipped port equipment to multiple countries including Sri Lanka, Brazil, Uruguay, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Morocco.
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CCCC project contributes to Yangtze River conservation in Shishou
CCCC is greening Shishou's 89km Yangtze front: new 31km sewage pipelines, restored lake ecosystems, reconnected waterways, and protected habitats for finless porpoises and elk. A new green chapter for the Yangtze.
