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The Ethiopian Electric Power Research and Development Center Project, built by CCECC, has reached a major construction milestone with the structural topping-out of its main building—the largest office building within the development. Located in Addis Ababa, the project has a site area of approximately 150,000 m², with a gross floor area of around 120,000 m². Throughout construction, the team optimized planning through BIM modeling and leveraged digital platforms to support integrated project management. Close collaboration between Ethiopian and Chinese teams, supported by bilingual technical briefings and joint safety inspections, has ensured steady progress.

Ethiopia’s National Bank branch project reaches a new milestone–the main structure of the Dire Dawa branch has been successfully topped out! This is another significant milestone for the series of projects, following the Hawassa Branch. Located in the heart of the city, the project spans approximately 22,000 ㎡ and boasts comprehensive facilities. With this key node completed, the project is entering a new phase, and construction is steadily progressing on site.

CCECC signed the Shinyanga Water Supply Project in Tanzania. The project, located in Shinyanga Municipality, will include new water reservoirs, towers, and related facilities, as well as the rehabilitation of existing systems. It also covers the laying of 287 km of distribution pipelines, household connections for 2,000 families, and 30 automated water kiosks. Once completed, it will provide safe and clean drinking water to around 200,000 residents in the area.

The Cajamarca Road Management, Improvement and Maintenance Project for Corridor No. 11 in Peru has officially been handed over. Constructed by CCECC, the 246.68-km road runs through mountainous terrain at elevations of 1,500–2,800 meters above sea level. The works included upgrading the existing road, paving the full route with asphalt, and improving drainage and traffic safety facilities. With the upgrade complete, travel along the corridor is now smoother, and local farmers can transport their produce more easily.

Whether shaping vibrant cities or connecting communities across distances, women bring strength and warmth to the way we build and live. This 𝑰𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒏𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒂𝒍 𝑾𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒏’𝒔 𝑫𝒂𝒚, CCECC celebrates the women whose professionalism and resilience drive meaningful progress. May every woman have the freedom to choose her own path, the room to grow, and the confidence that comes with being respected.

The 𝑳𝒂𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒏 𝑭𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒗𝒂𝒍 is celebrated with lantern displays and sweet glutinous rice balls called yuanxiao or tangyuan, bringing families and communities together at the start of the year. Behind the glow of countless lights and joyful reunions, CCECC continues to advance its projects with steady dedication—strengthening the foundations of urban development and meeting the needs of everyday life, making travel more convenient and life more seamless. Wishing you a happy Lantern Festival filled with warmth, togetherness, and well-being.

Welcoming Chinese New Year in Dubai! Over 200 CCECCers, family members, and partners came together to celebrate—sharing festive greetings and joyful moments. The day featured performances, skits, dance, calligraphy, and fun raffles, with laughter and cheer filling the air. As the Year of the Horse begins, we look forward to collaboration, sustainable growth, and building meaningful connections.

A new year begins—let’s move forward together. Over the past year, CCECC has worked side by side with global partners, delivering quality projects around the world. In the year ahead, we will move forward with diligence, integrity, and resilience, working together to build a better future. May the Year of the Horse bring fresh momentum for the journey ahead.

The Dire Dawa Bypass Road project in Ethiopia has officially completed asphalt paving and is ready for traffic! Stretching 29.3 km across the Bypass and Shinilie sections, the project includes roadbeds, pavements, bridges, and culverts, with pavement designed to T6 standards. Once opened, the bypass allows cross-city freight to avoid the city center, helping to reduce traffic congestion.

Looking back on the moments that shaped CCECC’s journey in 2025. On September 4, the Belvis Photovoltaic Power Plant in Spain received its completion certificate and entered the operation and maintenance phase. This milestone reflects the project’s steady progress and represents an important step in CCECC’s integrated capabilities across the renewable energy value chain.

Looking back on the moments that shaped CCECC’s journey in 2025. On June 17, CCECC commenced construction on the first international project integrating investment, construction, and operation. The project progressed from planning to construction, with the team coordinating closely to implement each phase according to schedule.

Capturing a warm moment at CCECC’s Las Bambas project in Peru! Colleagues take the stage to receive their awards, while applause and laughter fill the room. After the ceremony, everyone gathers around the table, sharing stories from work and life, with good food bringing everyone together. Salute to the dedication, teamwork, and effort that made this possible.

Looking back on the moments that shaped CCECC’s journey in 2025. On June 19, the Magufuli Bridge in Tanzania, constructed by CCECC, officially opened to traffic. Spanning 4.66 kilometers with a four-lane dual carriageway and a design speed of 120 km/h, the bridge features a 520-meter, three-tower extradosed main span built using the balanced cantilever method. The bridge’s pylons are uniquely designed to resemble open arms stretching across Lake Victoria, while its color scheme—green, blue, and gold—draws inspiration from the Tanzanian national flag, symbolizing both national identity and regional openness.

New Project Win | Lagos, Nigeria CCECC is pleased to announce the award of the 7MW Floating Solar Power Project at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) by the Rural Electrification Agency (REA). Located on the lagoon waters surrounding the UNILAG campus, this landmark project will deliver reliable, safe, stable, and clean electricity to one of Nigeria’s foremost academic institutions. Upon completion, it is set to become Nigeria’s first-ever floating solar power plant, marking a significant milestone in the country’s renewable energy journey. CCECC remains committed to working closely with REA and relevant stakeholders to ensure the high-quality, timely, and sustainable delivery of this pioneering project, contributing to Nigeria’s clean energy transition and long-term development goals.

New Project Win | Jumeirah, Dubai CCECC has successfully secured the Al Wasl Road Development Project awarded by Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), located in the heart of the Jumeirah community. Once completed: Traffic capacity will increase from 8,000 to 12,000 vehicles per hour. Travel time is expected to be reduced by around 50%.

Looking back on the moments that shaped CCECC’s projects in 2025. On November 20, the Tanzania–Zambia Railway Revitalization Project officially kicked off. Half a century after its inauguration, the railway is entering a new phase of operation and modernization. As this vital rail artery is renewed, it will continue to strengthen connectivity, support regional development, and bring lasting opportunities to the communities along its route.

Clear water flows into the fields as the irrigation system officially comes online! The Galata Irrigation Scheme in Baucau Municipality, undertaken by CCECC, has recently been completed. This marks CCECC’s first project in East Timor and includes dams, intake channels, irrigation canals, access roads, and sluice gates, forming a fully integrated irrigation system.

Check out the latest road and bridge progress undertaken by CCECC in Zanzibar, Tanzania! The 2.2 km southern Zanzibar coastal road project has officially commenced. The project features 98 culverts that ensure safe tidal flow and flood management, while the mangrove ecosystem is being carefully protected. Zanzibar’s First Flyover, part of a 100 km city road upgrade, was opened to traffic. The bridge spans 72 meters, with 360 meters of approach ramps. Lightweight MSE retaining wall technology has been applied to enhance structural performance, contributing to smoother and safer travel for residents.

CCECC sends the warmest New Year wishes to all our global partners, colleagues, and friends! Over the past year, your support and dedication have driven our projects forward and created many memorable moments. In the year ahead, let’s continue working together to embrace new opportunities and shared success!

Every piece tells a CCECC story! Let’s take a closer look at our green action in Ethiopia. CCECC organized a tree planting activity, selecting drought-resistant and wind-tolerant tree species suited to the local climate. These efforts are helping to improve the local environment and promote sustainable growth. Find the missing piece and complete the tree planting story!