Recently, the Sichuan New Power System Innovation Base (Xinjin Testing Center), designed and managed through full-process consultancy by China Qiyuan Engineering Corporation, was officially put into operation.
Recently, the Ministry of Commerce announced a new list of enterprises authorized to implement foreign technical assistance projects. After a rigorous selection process, CGC was granted, for the first time, qualifications in both the land and resources sector and the technical support sector.
On January 8, CGC formally signed a contract with the Road Development Agency (RDA) of Zambia for the 100-kilometer Isoka–Muyombe road upgrading project in Muchinga Province, marking a new breakthrough in the company’s sustained expansion in the infrastructure construction market of Southern Africa.
On the morning of July 18, Liao Jiasheng, Chairman of the Group, visited the CECEP booth at the 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), held at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Venue).
On June 27, the post-disaster well-drilling project in Zimbabwe—undertaken by China Geo-engineering Corporation (CGC)—successfully passed its midterm inspection and was rated “excellent”.
Recently, Song County in Henan, which receives targeted support from CECEP, was struck by extreme rainfall, with some areas recording up to 212.5 mm.
On June 16, CECEP Wind-power signed an agreement with Shanghai Fengling Renewables to jointly develop a 2GW green energy project in Serbia.
Recently, the Central Rural Work Leading Group released its 2024 effectiveness assessment report on central government agencies’ targeted assistance programs.
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