Ethiopia: Addis Ababa-Adama Expressway

AA Expressway

The Addis Ababa to Adama Expressway (Ethiopia's AA Expressway) was Ethiopia's first modern expressway and, at the time, the largest and highest-grade expressway in East Africa.

China Construction Engineering Luban Award
First Prize for National Excellent Construction Project Management Achievements

Algeria East-West Highway

Dongxi Expressway

The East-West Highway of Algeria, spanning 1216 kilometers, is the highest-grade and geologically most complex highway project since the country's founding. It traverses northern Algeria and is constructed in three sections: East, Central, and West. The highway connects to Tunisia in the east and Morocco in the west.

China National Excellent Engineering Award
China's James Tien Yau Prize for Civil Engineering

Pakistan PKM Highway

PKM High Speed

The Sukkur-Multan Motorway Project (PKM), starting from Sukkur in Sindh province in the south and ending at Multan, a major economic center in Punjab province in the north, is 392 kilometers long and designed for a speed of 120 kilometers per hour. It is Pakistan's first six-lane, two-way motorway with intelligent transportation system (ITS) features. The project contract duration is 36 months, with a total contract value of approximately US$2.889 billion.

China National Excellent Engineering Award
China's James Tien Yau Prize for Civil Engineering

Ethiopia, Addis Ababa to Adama Highway, Phase II Outer Ring Road

AA Expressway Outer Ring Road

The Ethiopia AA Expressway Outer Ring Road project is located in the southern suburbs of Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. The route is 28.1 kilometers long with six lanes in each direction. It is constructed using Chinese standards and is a vital link between the Phase 1 Ethiopia AA Expressway and the capital's road network.

China Construction Engineering Luban Award
China Communications Construction Group Excellent Engineering Award

Karakoram Highway Improvement and Expansion in Pakistan

“KKH Phase 2”

The Karakoram Highway, also known as the China-Pakistan Friendship Highway, is a major artery connecting western China with Pakistan. Built through ten years of arduous work by road construction workers from both China and Pakistan, the Karakoram Highway officially opened on June 18, 1978. The second phase of the Karakoram Highway's expansion and renovation project gradually extends the highway deeper into the Pakistani hinterland, based on improvements and upgrades to the existing road.

ENR Global Best Project Award
China National Excellent Engineering Award

Yaoundé-Douala Highway, Cameroon

Douala Expressway

The Yaoundé-Douala highway, spanning 195 kilometers, is the first expressway in Cameroon and even in Central Africa. It serves as the most convenient and fastest route connecting Cameroon's capital, Yaoundé, and the important western port city of Douala. It is also a crucial component of the transportation channel for goods transiting from Douala port to inland countries such as Chad and Central African Republic, playing an irreplaceable role in Cameroon's national highway network.

ENR Global Best Project Award
China Overseas Engineering Excellent Camp Award

Pakistan Tarbela 5th Hydropower Station

Tabella Phase 5 Hydropower Station

Tarbela Dam is located on the main stream of the Indus River, about 113 kilometers from Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. It is the largest hydroelectric power station in Pakistan and is known as the "Three Gorges Project" of Pakistan. It has irrigation, power generation, and flood control benefits. The Tarbela Dam Phase V expansion project will increase the total installed capacity of the Tarbela Dam by 1410 megawatts.

The largest hydroelectric power station built in Pakistan
Pakistan's "Three Gorges Project"

Pakistan Basha Hydropower Station

Pakistan's new "Three Gorges Project"

The Basha Dam is located at the junction of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit-Baltistan in northwestern Pakistan. The reservoir has a total capacity of 7.4 billion cubic meters, an installed capacity of 4500 MW, and an estimated annual power generation of 18 billion kWh upon completion.

Iconic cooperation projects of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
The world's highest and largest roller compacted concrete dam under construction

Zambia Kafue Gorge Hydroelectric Power Station

Xia Ke Fu Xia Hydropower Station

The Kafue Gorge Lower Hydropower Station is the first large-scale hydropower station developed in Zambia in 40 years. It is currently the largest single infrastructure project in the country, known as the flagship project of China-Zambia cooperation and a model project of the Belt and Road Initiative. Located approximately 90 kilometers south of Zambia's capital, Lusaka, on the Kafue River, the Kafue Gorge Lower Hydropower Station features five mixed-flow generating units, with a total installed capacity of 750 megawatts. This will increase Zambia's electricity supply capacity by 38%.

A model project of the Belt and Road Initiative
Leading international project in green supply chain management for engineering

Tanzania Julius Nyerere Hydropower Station

Nyerere Power Station

The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Station is located on the Rufiji River in southeastern Tanzania, approximately 350 kilometers from Dar es Salaam, the largest city and capital of Tanzania. The project's main tasks are power generation and irrigation. The power station has a total of 9 units, with a total installed capacity of 2115 MW and an annual power generation of 6307 GW·h. The project's maximum dam height is approximately 131 m, and the total water storage capacity exceeds 30 billion cubic meters. After completion, the power station's installed capacity will account for more than 60% of Tanzania's total installed capacity, making it the country's main power generation base.

Africa's largest hydropower project

Laos Nam Ngum 3 Hydropower Station

Nan'e 3 Hydropower Station

The Nam Ou 3 Hydropower Station is currently the largest hydropower project in Laos undertaken by Chinese companies, and it is also one of the key projects in Laos's five-year national development plan. The owner is the Lao Electricity Company. This hydropower station is a comprehensive hydropower hub project that primarily generates electricity and also considers economic benefits such as aquaculture and tourism. It is designed with three 160-megawatt water turbine generating units, with a total installed capacity of 480 megawatts. The total contract value is approximately US\$1.29 billion, with a total construction period of 72 months and a start-up time of 70 months for the first unit.

Key projects in Laos's five-year national development plan

The Nyabarongo River II Hydropower Project in Rwanda

Naba Long No. 2 Hydropower Station

The Nyabarongo II Hydropower Plant in Rwanda is located on the main stream of the Nyabarongo River in the Southern and Northern Provinces, 25 kilometers from Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. In addition to preventing floods in the swamps along the Nyabarongo and Akagera Rivers, the plant is designed to provide a large amount of clean energy for the capital and surrounding areas for a long time. It is a large, multi-functional hydropower project that primarily generates electricity, while also managing flood control and irrigation. The total cost of the project is US\$214 million, with an installed capacity of 43.5 megawatts, a reservoir capacity of 803.8 million cubic meters, and a total construction period of 56 months. The construction includes building a dam, flood control system, water diversion and power generation system, and power transmission lines.

Another important milestone in mutually beneficial and win-win cooperation between China and Luxembourg

China Jiashao Bridge

Jiashao Bridge

The company has collaborated extensively with renowned professors from domestic and international universities and leading experts from professional research institutions to independently develop a number of high-quality, high-grade, and high-performance engineering construction materials.

FIDIC Engineering Project "FIDIC Award" Special Excellence Award
IBC "Gustav Lindenthal Jr. Award" Gold Award

Malaysia Sarawak Rajang River Mouth Bridge

Sarawak Rajang River Mouth Bridge

The Muara Lassa Bridge Project in Sarawak, Malaysia (CRBC Muara Lassa Bridge Project Management) is located at the mouth of the Muara Lassa River in Daro District, Mukah Division, Sarawak, Malaysia. It is approximately 60 kilometers from Sibu and about 190 kilometers from Zengmu Reef, China's southernmost point. This project is a key component of the Sarawak State Government's initiative to upgrade its road transport infrastructure. Upon completion, the bridge will significantly improve east-west transportation, reduce transportation costs, and stimulate economic growth.

Key projects for upgrading the land transport and logistics plan

Guyana, New Demerara River Bridge

New Demerara River Bridge

The New Demerara River Bridge project is located on the Demerara River in Georgetown, the capital city of Guyana, approximately 600 meters south of the existing Demerara River Bridge. It is a reinforced concrete bridge. The main bridge adopts a cable-stayed structure, with a total length of approximately 2.8 kilometers, a dual 4-lane carriageway + dual non-motorized vehicle lanes, a design speed of 80 kilometers per hour, and a service life of 100 years. The total cost of the project is US$260 million, making it the largest transportation infrastructure project in Guyana's history. The main engineering contents include: bridge body, toll station, traffic signs, drainage system, crash barriers, bridge lighting, and bridge approach roads.

Guyana's government's top priority social welfare programs

Ethiopia, Gotra Interchange Municipal Road

Gaotela Overpass

The Pushkin Square - Gotera Interchange Municipal Road Project in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is one of the most important roads in the overall urban road construction plan for Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. It is mainly divided into three sections: the Pushkin Square - Gotera Interchange main section, the Mauritius Road branch, and the Tanzania Road branch. The total length of the road is approximately 3.9 kilometers, with a design speed of 60 kilometers per hour.

The most important road in the overall road construction plan

Bahir Dar Cable-Stayed Bridge, Ethiopia

Bahar Dar Cable-Stayed Bridge

The Bahar Dar Cable-Stayed Bridge is located in the Abay district of Bahar Dar City, Amhara Region, Ethiopia. It is situated 3.38 kilometers downstream from Lake Tana, the source of the Blue Nile. The main bridge is a two-tower, three-span, low-tower cable-stayed bridge with a total length of 380 meters and a main span of 180 meters. It is designed for a speed of 100 kilometers per hour, has eight lanes (four in each direction), eight cable towers, and a single-deck width of 24.7 meters, including three vehicle lanes, one bicycle lane, and one pedestrian lane. Upon completion, the bridge will become a new landmark for Bahar Dar City, enhancing its image and promoting its economic and social development.

BaharDar City's New Landmark

Guyana, New Demerara River Bridge

New Demerara River Bridge

The New Demerara River Bridge project is located on the Demerara River in Georgetown, the capital city of Guyana, approximately 600 meters south of the existing Demerara River Bridge. It is a reinforced concrete bridge. The main bridge adopts a cable-stayed structure, with a total length of approximately 2.8 kilometers, a dual 4-lane carriageway + dual non-motorized vehicle lanes, a design speed of 80 kilometers per hour, and a service life of 100 years. The total cost of the project is US$260 million, making it the largest transportation infrastructure project in Guyana's history. The main engineering contents include: bridge body, toll station, traffic signs, drainage system, crash barriers, bridge lighting, and bridge approach roads.

People's livelihood projects

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA)

HKIA

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is a major transportation hub in Hong Kong, one of the world's busiest passenger airports and the world's busiest cargo airport, connecting many regions in Asia and the world. To meet long-term air traffic needs, the Hong Kong International Airport's new third runway system project is massive, roughly equivalent to building a new airport next to the existing one. The project is estimated to cost 141.7 billion Hong Kong dollars, surpassing the Hong Kong section of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High-Speed Rail to become the most expensive infrastructure project since Hong Kong's founding.

2023 BRE Environmental Sustainability Highest Rating

Guyana Cheddi Jagan International Airport

Cheddi Jagan International Airport

Cheddi Jagan International Airport is located 41 kilometers south of Georgetown, the capital of Guyana. It provides air services for Georgetown and is an important transportation infrastructure in Guyana. The airport is Guyana's national airport, established in 1941. It has an elevation of 29 meters and features two asphalt runways and a terminal building.

Guyana's first 4E-level international airport

Entebbe Airport Expansion and Renovation, Uganda

Entebbe Airport Expansion and Renovation

Entebbe International Airport in Uganda, situated on the shores of the shimmering Lake Victoria, is the country's only international airport, initially constructed in 1974. Due to years of neglect, its infrastructure is quite outdated, and the airport's originally designed capacity is far too small to meet the ever-increasing demands of air travel.

Uganda's only international airport

Bole International Airport Expansion and Renovation in Ethiopia

Baoli Airport Expansion and Reconstruction

Ethiopia, located in East Africa, has a high average elevation of 3000 meters. Its challenging terrain and difficult transportation conditions make the development of air transportation a necessity. With Ethiopia's continuous economic and social development, the operational capacity of its existing international airports can no longer meet current demands.

Ethiopian Airlines' Vision 2025

Bole International Airport Expansion and Renovation in Ethiopia

Baoli Airport

Ethiopia, located in East Africa, has a high average elevation of 3000 meters. Its challenging terrain and difficult transportation conditions make the development of air transportation a necessity. With Ethiopia's continuous economic and social development, the operational capacity of its existing international airports can no longer meet current demands.

Ethiopian Airlines' Vision 2025

Djibouti Doraleh Multipurpose Port

Doha Al Rayyan Multipurpose Port

The Doraleh Multipurpose Port in Djibouti, Africa, is the largest port project undertaken by Chinese companies in Northeast Africa to date. Construction includes a 1200-meter-long caisson-based deep-water main wharf, a 175-meter east side work boat wharf, a 900,000-square-meter road yard, approximately 80,000 square meters of buildings, and other supporting facilities. The port includes six 100,000-ton berths, with a designed annual cargo throughput capacity of 7.08 million tons and a container throughput capacity of 200,000 TEUs.

China Construction Engineering Luban Award

King Salman International Complex, Saudi Arabia

King's Harbour Project

The King Salman International Complex Project is located on the coast of the Arabian Gulf in eastern Saudi Arabia, approximately 80 kilometers north of Jubail, and 180 kilometers north of Dammam, the third largest city in Saudi Arabia, in the Ras Al-Khair industrial area. The King Salman Port project covers an area of 4.5 kilometers in length and 2.5 kilometers in width, with a total area of 11.25 square kilometers, including land and sea projects.

World's largest super ship lock

Lamu Port, Kenya

Lamu Port, Kenya

The Lamu Highway in Kenya is the only access route to Lamu Port, serving as a primary channel for the import and export of goods in East Africa. Once completed, the project will contribute to the development of the Lamu Port Economic Zone.

The only access to the outside world from Ram Port

Nairobi Inland Container Depot (ICD) Expansion and Reconstruction

ICD

The Nairobi Inland Container Depot (ICD) in Kenya is a crucial supporting project in the planning of Kenya's railway network. Located west of the terminus of the Mombasa-Nairobi Railway in Nairobi, it is approximately 3.5 kilometers from the center of Nairobi Station. The expansion and renovation project includes railway yards, container yards, connecting roads, and supporting projects. The total construction area is 434,300 square meters. There are a total of 41 building units, with a total construction area of approximately 20,000 square meters, a railway yard of 20,500 square meters, 119,000 square meters of concrete structural surface, 128,000 square meters of interlocking blocks, and one bridge and culvert.

National Excellent Engineering Award

Karnaphuli River Tunnel, Chittagong, Bangladesh

National Father's Tunnel

The Karnaphuli River Tunnel in Bangladesh is located at the mouth of the Karnaphuli River in Chittagong. It connects the east and west banks of the Karnaphuli River via an undersea tunnel, with a total length of 9.3 kilometers, a design speed of 80 kilometers per hour, and a dual-bore, four-lane configuration. This project is the first large-diameter underwater shield tunnel built by a Chinese company overseas and also the first underwater tunnel in South Asia.

The "Father of the Nation Tunnel" in Bangladesh
South Asia's first underwater tunnel

Ethiopia Mukere Industrial Park

Mukrei Industrial Park

The Muklei Industrial Park project is the first industrial park project designed and constructed by the China Communications Construction First Highway Bureau. Since its commencement on August 30, 2016, the 100-day construction process has encompassed a 100,000-square-meter factory building, over 10,000 square meters of auxiliary buildings, 8 kilometers of municipal roads, 64 kilometers of rainwater, sewage, and water supply pipelines, nearly 150,000 square meters of landscape greening projects, as well as a waterworks and a sewage treatment plant.

people's livelihood projects

Central Bank of South Sudan Currency Center

Central Bank Monetary Center

The central bank's monetary center is located in Rumbek, South Sudan, approximately 400 kilometers from the capital, Juba. It was invested and constructed by the Central Bank of South Sudan, with a total construction area of approximately 15,000 square meters. It includes one main building and four auxiliary buildings, involving more than 20 specialized departmental projects.

Landmark buildings

Dhaka Water Treatment Plant, Bangladesh

Dhaka Water Works

The Dasher Gandhi Wastewater Treatment Plant project is the largest wastewater treatment plant in South Asia, with a daily capacity of 500,000 tons of wastewater treatment. It is the first modern wastewater treatment plant in Bangladesh. The construction of the project will greatly improve the water quality in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, promote environmental protection, and have a positive impact on improving people's livelihood and infrastructure levels.

people's livelihood projects

NEOM, the futuristic city project in Saudi Arabia

The Line

The NEOM project is located near the Red Sea, the Strait of Tiran, and the borders of Egypt, Israel, and Jordan. It covers a total area of 26,500 square kilometers and stretches 460 kilometers along the Red Sea coast. The project is spearheaded by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, aiming to diversify the economy and reduce reliance on oil. The goal is to complete the first phase of the new city by 2025. The total construction cost is estimated at $500 billion.

Iconic and timeless architectural wonders

Philippines Chikou River Irrigation

Chihekou Pumping Station

The Chihekou Pumping Station Irrigation Project is located between Kalinga and Cagayan provinces in northeastern Philippines, on the Chikou River in northeastern Luzon Island, approximately 540 kilometers from the capital city of Manila. The main construction includes a newly built lifting pumping station, substation, supporting power transmission lines, tunnels, main irrigation canals, branch canals, as well as supporting farmland projects and paddy drainage facilities.

Philippines' 'Build, Build, Build' Program