en.Wedoany.com Reported - During a meeting with representatives of China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev fully affirmed the group's significant contributions to Kazakhstan's infrastructure construction and its proactive fulfillment of social responsibilities. Tokayev noted that CCCC, as a global leader in infrastructure and urban construction, has achieved fruitful cooperation with Kazakhstan in railways, highways, ports, clean energy, resource development, and technological innovation, making it a trusted partner for Kazakhstan. He expressed hope that CCCC and Kazakhstan would further deepen exchanges and strengthen practical cooperation across multiple fields, contributing more landmark outcomes to the construction of a Kazakhstan-China permanent comprehensive strategic partnership.
CCCC representative Zhang Bingnan, on behalf of Chairman Song Hailiang, expressed sincere gratitude to President Tokayev for his long-standing trust and support. He stated that CCCC has deeply integrated into Kazakhstan's national development strategy, successfully completing landmark projects such as the Moinak Hydropower Station, the Turgusun Hydropower Station, and the Aktau Port Container Hub, along with a number of "small yet beautiful" livelihood projects. Projects under construction, including the third cross-border railway between China and Kazakhstan, are progressing with high quality. Looking ahead, CCCC will be strategically guided by the important consensus reached between the top leaders of the two countries, actively support high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, continuously enhance connectivity, and make greater contributions to the construction of a China-Kazakhstan permanent comprehensive strategic partnership.
Nurlan Zhakupov, Chairman of the Board of Samruk-Kazyna; CCCC Vice President Chen Zhong; China Harbour Engineering Company Chairman Bai Yinzhan; senior Kazakh government officials; and heads of relevant CCCC departments and subsidiaries attended the meeting.
