CCCC's top 10 projects of the Belt and Road Initiative
At 10th Anniversary Event of CCCC's Joint Construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, a series of remarkable achievements were highlighted, polishing the name card of China. Click the video and embark on a journey to witness the CCCC's top 10 projects and immerse yourself in the melody of global connectivity!
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ECRL project brings home closer
At a recently held event of showcasing CCCC's development over the past decade, an 8-year-old Malaysian girl Najah narrated the story of how the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) project changed her and her family's lives for the better through a video.
Over the past decade, CCCC has constructed a series of high-quality projects overseas, creating mutually beneficial cooperation and fostering strong bonds with local communities. The ECRL project stands out as a shining note within this harmonious symphony, providing over 18,000 job opportunities for Malaysia and neighboring countries, and offering stable and sustainable career development prospects for the locals. -
Maldives' first cross-sea bridge celebrates its fifth anniversary
On August 30, the China-Maldives Friendship Bridge celebrated its fifth anniversary since opening to traffic. Spanning 2 kilometers, the bridge connects Male Velana International Airport and Hulhumale Island, serving as the Maldives' first cross-sea bridge. Over the past five years, the bridge has seen traffic from millions of people, bringing transformative impacts to the national development and lives of the people, becoming a bridge of hope, prosperity, and happiness.
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Main section of Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link completed
On November 28, the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link celebrated the completion of its main section after seven years of construction. The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link is a mega project that integrates a bridge, island, tunnel, and underwater interchange.
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Shanghai-Nanjing high-speed railway along the Yangtze River opened for operation
The second high-speed rail link between Shanghai and Nanjing was recently opened for operation! As the train G7799 departed from Wujin Station in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province for Shanghai, it marked the official opening of the CCCC-participated Shanghai-Nanjing high-speed railway along the Yangtze River.
The railway is 279 kilometers long and has a designated speed of 350 kilometers per hour. It provides 5G coverage along the entire line, further optimizing the communication experience for passengers.
The opening of the railway will further enhance the transportation network in the Yangtze River Delta and facilitate people’s travel along the line. It is of great significance for promoting the construction of the Yangtze River Economic Belt and the integrated development of the Yangtze River Delta. -
Xianxin road crossing-river bridge in Nanjing sees its closure
The biggest suspension bridge in China was successfully completed! On September 23, the Xianxin road crossing-river bridge, constructed by CCCC, saw its closure, marking a step closer to the opening of the Xianxin road crossing-river channel project. The channel project is located in northeast of Nanjing and will become another toll-free river crossing passage upon completion. Its key control project, the Xianxin road crossing-river bridge, has a main span of 1,760 meters, and a 263.8-meter-high main tower. This suspension bridge is expected to be biggest and the third biggest suspension bridge in China and in the world respectively after completion. It will ease the traffic pressure across the Yangtze River in Nanjing and boost the regional development. Let's take a look at the bridge's closure on the scene!
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Ambassadors Face to Face with CCCC
"Make the world more smooth, make the city more livable, make the life more colorful" is CCCC's vision.
Recently, over 100 foreign diplomats in China visited CCCC and learned about our infrastructure projects and urban upgrading construction. What familiar projects did the diplomats see? What cool technologies did they experience? How did they feel about the visit? Take a look! -
The main structure of the Solomon Islands Munda airport runway upgrade project completed
The Solomon Islands'second largest international airport has undergone a gorgeous upgrade!
The main structure of the Solomon Islands Munda airport runway upgrade project, undertaken by CCCC's subsidiary CHEC, has been completed recently. The total length of the airport runway is 2,100 meters, with the main runway being 1,800 meters and 30 meters wide, and the taxiways on both sides being 7.5 meters wide. This project will significantly enhance Munda Airport's operational capacity, ensuring safe takeoffs and landings while improving the travel experience for passengers. It holds great significance in boosting tourism and local economic development.
Let's take a look at the upgraded Munda Airport!
