en.Wedoany.com Reported - China Shenyang International Economic & Technical Cooperation Co., Ltd. (referred to as "CSIC") recently officially signed the agreement for the first phase of the Comoros 2027 Archipelago Athletes' Village construction project. This project, to be implemented by CSIC Comoros Company, is a core supporting project for the 2027 Indian Ocean Island Games. The plan includes the construction of 50 independent villas, covering main building structures, interior decoration, water supply and drainage, and electrical works, along with supporting facilities such as enclosure walls and gates, garages, leisure terraces, outdoor paving, and connection of the park roads to the municipal utility network.
Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, CSIC is a comprehensive state-owned enterprise in Northeast China with qualifications for international engineering contracting, labor cooperation, and international trade. Its main business includes overseas general contracting, aid project construction, and export of complete sets of equipment, with extensive project implementation experience in Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and other regions. Comoros is an island nation in the western Indian Ocean, consisting of three main islands—Grande Comore, Anjouan, and Mohéli—along with several smaller islands. The capital, Moroni, is located on the west coast of Grande Comore. The economy is primarily based on agriculture and fishing, and in recent years, the country has been actively promoting infrastructure development and tourism to diversify its economy.
The 2027 Indian Ocean Island Games is one of the highest-level comprehensive sports events in the region. As the host, Comoros views the construction of related venues and supporting facilities as strategically important for showcasing the national image and enhancing reception capacity. The signed first-phase athletes' village project aims to provide accommodation for participating athletes and officials during the games. After the event, it will be converted into residential resources serving local livelihoods and economic development, effectively improving local living conditions.
As CSIC's first large-scale housing project in the Comoros market, this signing marks a substantial step in the company's business expansion in the region's cultural, sports, and residential infrastructure sectors. Moving forward, CSIC will continue to deepen its presence in Comoros and surrounding markets, leveraging high-quality overseas projects to improve local infrastructure, enhance the international reputation of "China Construction," and inject lasting momentum into mutually beneficial development between China and Comoros.
