On April 21, the post-disaster well-drilling project in Zimbabwe, undertaken by CGC, a subsidiary of CECEP, was awarded an Excellent rating for project management and a High Quality rating for engineering quality by the Ministry of Commerce.

On January 29, the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu (CRJY) officially awarded the Ras Al-Khair Industrial City seawater cooling network upgrade project in Saudi Arabia to CGC.

Recently, CGM under CGC successfully launched its first bauxite exploration project in Côte d’Ivoire, marking a major breakthrough in its expansion into the West African mining market.

Recently, the Ministry of Commerce announced a new list of enterprises authorized to implement foreign technical assistance projects. After a rigorous selection process, CGC was granted, for the first time, qualifications in both the land and resources sector and the technical support sector.

On January 8, CGC formally signed a contract with the Road Development Agency (RDA) of Zambia for the 100-kilometer Isoka–Muyombe road upgrading project in Muchinga Province, marking a new breakthrough in the company’s sustained expansion in the infrastructure construction market of Southern Africa.