en.Wedoany.com Reported - On July 15, Dai Hegen, Chairman of China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC), held talks with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet in Beijing, where both sides exchanged views on further strengthening practical cooperation in various fields. Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol and CRCC Vice President Sun Liqiang attended the meeting.
Dai Hegen expressed sincere gratitude to the Cambodian government for its long-standing trust in CRCC and briefed the company's overview and business progress in Cambodia. Dai noted that under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Cambodia has achieved remarkable progress in various social undertakings. CRCC attaches great importance to the Cambodian market and has successively implemented projects such as the reinforcement of the Northern Railway Line, the Cambodian Ministry of National Defense building, and the China-aided Cambodia-China Friendship Hospital in Tbong Khmum Province, yielding fruitful cooperation results. Moving forward, CRCC will leverage its full industrial chain advantages, align with Cambodia's national development needs, and continue to deepen cooperation in infrastructure areas including special economic zone development, urban rail transit, new railway construction and upgrading, and high-grade highways. It will also actively expand into emerging business sectors such as solid waste treatment and green energy, contributing to high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, enriching the China-Cambodia "Diamond Hexagon" cooperation framework, and building a China-Cambodia community with a shared future in the new era.
Hun Manet congratulated CRCC on its global achievements and highly commended the company's contributions to Cambodia's economic and social development over the years. He stated that CRCC is a trusted and important partner of Cambodia, having built a number of landmark projects such as the Cambodian Ministry of National Defense building. Currently, Cambodia is committed to economic development and improving people's livelihoods, prioritizing infrastructure construction including railways, highways, and rail transit. Cambodia welcomes CRCC to fully leverage its strengths, actively participate in the construction of railways, highways, waterways, and surrounding connectivity infrastructure, and explore cooperation potential in new areas such as waste-to-energy, sewage treatment, and new energy. It aims to build more exemplary and leading projects in Cambodia to achieve mutual benefit and win-win outcomes.
Officials and heads of relevant departments and units from the Cambodian government and CRCC attended the meeting.
