In recent weeks, overseas projects undertaken by Sinomach have achieved remarkable progress across several core sectors, receiving high praise from foreign heads of state. These projects stand as vivid examples of how "Chinese solutions" and "Chinese quality" are strengthening people-to-people ties along the Belt and Road.

Uzbekistan President praises CAMCE Olympic City project

Uzbekistan's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev recently visited the Olympic City project, which is being constructed under an EPC general contracting model by China CAMC Engineering Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Sinomach. He spoke highly of the project's high standards of planning and construction quality, expressing confidence that it will play a central role in advancing the country's sports sector.

President Mirziyoyev was briefed in detail on the overall design, construction progress, and future operation of the Olympic City. He commended the integration of elite training, sports education, and research functions within the project, noting that the Olympic City will serve not only as a training hub but also as a comprehensive national center for science, practice, teaching, and athletic development. With its strategic vision to cultivate champions and improve public health, the project lays a solid foundation for the healthy growth of younger generations and their success in international competitions. He emphasized that Uzbekistan will use this project as a model to replicate similar Olympic centers nationwide, in order to promote the holistic development of youth across the country.

Leaders witness completion of the first phase of Kazakhstan's wind power component project

Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and China's Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang recently attended, via video link, the completion ceremony of the first phase of the wind power equipment components plant in Zhambyl Region, designed by CMCU Engineering Co., Ltd (CMCU), a subsidiary of Sinomach.

Located in the "Silk Road" Special Economic Zone in Chuhe city, the facility produces key components for wind power stations, including nacelles, hubs, and towers. Once operational, it will provide vital support to Kazakhstan's new wind power plants and contribute significantly to the country's green energy transition.

During project execution, CMCU overcame challenges such as an extended design cycle and complex coordination. The team delivered optimized solutions in site selection, master planning, foundation treatment, and structural design, while also providing on-site technical support throughout construction. These efforts ensured that the project was delivered on schedule and that the facility was ready for production, offering an important boost to Kazakhstan's renewable energy ambitions.