en.Wedoany.com Reported - Song Hailiang, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of China Communications Construction Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CCCC"), met with Chinese Ambassador to France Lu Shaye in Paris, the capital of France, on July 1, 2026. Wang Dong, Minister of the Chinese Embassy in France; Yang Yisheng, Standing Committee Member of the Party Committee and Vice President of CCCC; and Bai Yinzhan, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of China Harbour Engineering Company, along with other relevant officials, attended the meeting.
During the talks, the two sides engaged in in-depth discussions on topics such as implementing the important consensus reached by the heads of state of China and France, deepening high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, expanding China-France collaboration in third-party markets, and promoting green and digital cooperation in the infrastructure sector. Song Hailiang expressed gratitude to the embassy for its long-standing care and support for CCCC, and introduced the company's core business strengths, global layout, and collaborative development with French enterprises in third-party markets.
Song Hailiang stated that CCCC is continuously deepening Belt and Road cooperation and strengthening third-party market collaboration with leading French companies in areas such as port logistics, green construction, and urban development. He noted that the China-France comprehensive strategic partnership is steadily deepening, with broad prospects for cooperation in green and low-carbon transformation, digital infrastructure, and the marine economy. CCCC will fully leverage its integrated advantages in the infrastructure sector, closely align with France's development strategies and market demands, further enhance strategic synergy with French enterprises, ensure high-quality implementation of key projects, and jointly expand cooperation in third-party markets such as Africa.
Lu Shaye welcomed Song Hailiang and his delegation, and fully affirmed CCCC's achievements in operations and development in France as well as its third-party market cooperation. He stated that China and France have adhered to the founding principles of independence, mutual understanding, and mutual benefit, and bilateral relations have always been at the forefront of China-Western relations. With the current wave of technological revolution and industrial transformation, green transition and technological innovation have become important new growth points for China-France cooperation, and the prospects for "China-Europe Cooperation 2.0" are broad. He expressed hope that CCCC will continue to leverage its advantages across the entire infrastructure industry chain, deepen innovative cooperation with French enterprises, actively explore new models of cooperation in green infrastructure, smart ports, and urban renewal, and jointly develop third-party markets.
CCCC is a world-leading comprehensive infrastructure service provider, primarily engaged in the investment, construction, and operation of transportation infrastructure, equipment manufacturing, real estate, and comprehensive urban development, offering clients integrated solutions and services covering investment and financing, consulting and planning, design and construction, and management and operation. China Harbour Engineering Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of CCCC, represents the group in the international engineering market and has established over 70 branches worldwide. This meeting represents a key step for CCCC in implementing its "overseas priority" strategy and deepening China-France third-party market cooperation, contributing to more tangible outcomes in infrastructure collaboration between the two sides.
