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Chinese construction company to build 35,000 social houses for Mozambique 2019-07-18
MAPUTO, July 17 (Xinhua) -- Mozambican government on Wednesday signed an agreement of social housing project with the Chinese company CITIC Construction, which will build 35,000 houses in four Mozambican provinces over a five-year period.
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Cambodia awards Chinese firm to build rice warehouses, drying machines in 11 provinces 2019-06-20
PHNOM PENH, June 20 (Xinhua) -- Cambodia on Thursday awarded China's state-owned CITIC Construction, to build rice warehouses and drying machines in 11 provinces, according to a statement from the country's Ministry of Economy and Finance.
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Internet data center fund set to boost IT industry 2019-02-14
Japanese trading company Itochu and Chinese conglomerate CITIC Group will jointly launch a fund investing in China's internet data centers, aiming to be not only a business success but also a boost to the country's IT industry.
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China and UK eye stronger relations 2016-11-16
Top Chinese and UK officials discussed the next step for intensifying the economic and trade relations at a high level dialogue in London on Thursday.
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China Daily-Building a future for Africa 2015-06-10
Chinese company's boss uses team approach to massive housing projects
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Chinese firm launches village public welfare projects in Myanmar 2015-03-11
China International Trust and Investment Corporation (CITIC) launched village public welfare projects in Nay Pyi Taw on Wednesday in cooperation with the Myanmar Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development.
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People's Daily Overseas Edition Headline on CITIC Construction Practicing the Silk Road Strategy 2014-10-22
On September 1, People's Daily Overseas Edition published a signed headline article: “CITIC Construction Practicing the Silk Road Strategy”. The article carries the interview with Madame Hong Bo, Assistant President of CITIC Group and Chair of CITIC Construction, and highlights the CITIC Construction's experience in implementing the “Go Global” strategy while upholding its principle of “morality before profit, mutual benefit and common development”.