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CREC4-built sewage plant in Ulaanbaatar reaches new milestone - Vimarsana News

CREC4-built sewage plant in Ulaanbaatar reaches new milestone

With the help of a Chinese State-owned enterprise, Mongolia's No 1 project concerning people's livelihoods-a new central sewage treatment plant in the capital that will benefit 45 percent of the nation's residents-is on its way to a smooth completion and acceptance by August next year.

Company transfers critical skills to local employees overseas - Vimarsana News

Company transfers critical skills to local employees overseas

Employees of State-owned China Railway No 4 Engineering Group Co Ltd, known as CREC4, credit the company's success in doing business overseas to its clear vision of making sure its work is top quality and passing along new skills to local employees.

Chinese builders abroad contributing to Belt & Road - Vimarsana News

Chinese builders abroad contributing to Belt & Road

Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado Quesada attended a ceremony on March 24 at which an urban water supply plant built by China Railway No 4 Engineering Group Co Ltd, known as CREC4, was handed over to Costa Rican operators.

Xinhua Silk Road: Chinese-built highway in Angola completes to boost economic and trade prosperity - Vimarsana News

Xinhua Silk Road: Chinese-built highway in Angola completes to boost economic and trade prosperity

BEIJING, March 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- China Railway No.4 Engineering Group Co., Ltd (CREC4)'s 76km highway project connecting Angola's Quitexe c...

CTCE helps boost links among cities in Angola - Vimarsana News

CTCE helps boost links among cities in Angola

A 76-kilometer highway built by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE) crossing the northern mountainous area in Angola was fully connected on Saturday, benefiting some 100,000 people in two cities and boosting the local economy.