China’s largest builder showcases BRI benefits with highways in Pakistan, Algeria
National
December 26, 2020
BEIJING: The China State Construction Engineering Corp, the largest Chinese builder, has announced completion of an infrastructure project each in Pakistan and Algeria, two economies that are participating in the Belt and Road Initiative.
“This marks the construction giant’s efforts to boost regional cooperation amid the COVID-19 pandemic,” China Daily reported.
According to CSCEC, the Sukkur-Multan Motorway, which is the largest transportation infrastructure project under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, was officially handed over to the Pakistani side last week.
The 392-kilometer-long motorway, also known as the M5 motorway in Pakistan, is part of the country’s Peshawar-Karachi Motorway and was designed for speeds of up to 120 km/hour with a total investment of about $2.89 billion. “The motorway opened to traffic in November last year and has greatly
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SOEs in Guangzhou initiate customized classes to help combat poverty in SW China’s Bijie
By Luo Aihua (People s Daily) 09:14, December 22, 2020
Photo shows a technical school under the Guangzhou Port Group. (Photo/official website of the technical school) In an effort to help Bijie, southwest China’s Guizhou province, shake off poverty, 10 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) administered by the municipal government of Guangzhou, capital of south China’s Guangdong province, have opened customized classes in cooperation with vocational schools in Bijie, training over 1,000 students for the city. In 2016, Guangzhou paired up with Bijie to help the latter fight poverty. At the beginning of the pairing assistance, Guangzhou Port Group (GZP), one of the Guangzhou-based SOEs tasked with the mission of assisting Bijie in getting rid of poverty, found through investigation that the lack of vocational education and skills was the major obstacle blocking the way of impoverished p
Central State firms to boost Guizhou growth By LIU YUKUN in Beijing and YANG JUN in Guiyang | China Daily | Updated: 2020-12-18 09:58 Share CLOSE An employee conducts checks on equipment at a power plant in Liupanshui, Guizhou province, in December. [Photo by Sheng Yayi/For China Daily]
Enterprises enhance ties with province, make more investments in a wider range
Central State-owned enterprises remain a pillar of economic growth for Southwest China s Guizhou province and will increase investment in the province over the next five years, said local government officials and business executives.
Central SOEs have maintained cooperative relationships with Guizhou. Over the years, Guizhou has attracted a number of central SOEs to invest and set up business branches. Meanwhile, central SOEs have continuously increased their investment and expanded into new areas of cooperation, said Lei Helin, an official with the State-o
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Police stand guard outside the Intermediate People’s Court after disgraced politician Bo Xilai arrived for his sentencing in Jinan, Shandong province on September 22, 2013.
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By Li Zizhen, a Caixin staff reporter. This article was first published by Caixin.
After Chen Bokui, the deputy head of a government advisory body in the central province of Hubei, was convicted of taking 2.8 million yuan in bribes by a court in the eastern province of Fujian in April, he received a somewhat stiff sentence 17 years in prison considering the amount involved and the punishments other officials who have taken less money have received.
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