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CCTEG Shenyang Engineering Company Goes Global
September 03, 2025The CCTEG Shenyang Engineering Company, a subsidiary of the China Coal Technology & Engineering Group (CCTEG), is expanding its international footprint, advancing mining and industrial cooperation in more than 20 countries under the Belt and Road Initiative.
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Guardians of the Turbine: Writing a New Chapter in China-Turkmenistan Energy Cooperation
September 03, 2025Across the vast deserts and grasslands of Turkmenistan, a group of Chinese engineers, known locally as the "Guardians of the Turbine", have dedicated themselves to ensuring a stable energy supply. With advanced technology and unwavering commitment, they not only supported local infrastructure but also injected new momentum into energy cooperation between China and Turkmenistan.
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CGN Brings Green Growth to Southeast Asia
August 01, 2025Central state-owned enterprises (SOEs) like China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN) play a key role in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), contributing to major landmark projects and community-focused initiatives. Through the BRI, CGN not only promotes Chinese technology globally but also shares expertise in poverty alleviation, fostering closer relationships with partner nations.
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Central SOEs Advance China-Vietnam Economic Cooperation
June 17, 2025China’s central state-owned enterprises (SOEs) play an active role in advancing the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) forward.
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Central SOEs Drive Cambodia’s Progress Through Belt and Road Cooperation
June 17, 2025In recent years, under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), Chinese central state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have actively integrated into the Cambodian market. Prioritizing sustainability and improving the welfare of the people, these enterprises are committed to building a high-quality China-Cambodia community with a shared future.
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SOEs Drive Innovative Cooperation for Win-Win Development
June 17, 2025In a farm in the city of Bethlehem, Free State Province, South Africa, vast green fields are thriving with maize and other crops.
