The 640 housing projects in Bustani, Kiambu County, Kenya are an important infrastructure construction project that was successfully awarded the bid by China Jiangxi International Company. The total construction area of this project is about 39000 square meters, aiming to provide high-quality housing environment for local residents.

The main construction content of the project includes the construction of residential buildings, which will adopt modern architectural design and environmentally friendly materials to ensure the quality of life and comfort of residents. In addition, the project also includes the construction of supporting facilities such as community stores to meet the daily living needs of residents. These facilities will provide convenient shopping, dining, and entertainment services, enriching the living experience of residents.

880 Housing Projects in Fangyula, Busia County, Kenya

The 880 housing project in Fangyula, Busia County, Kenya was successfully won by China Jiangxi International Company, with a total construction area of approximately 52000 square meters. The main construction content includes the construction of residential buildings and the provision of related facilities such as community shops and kindergartens to meet the daily life and children's education needs of residents.

In addition, the project also includes the construction of outdoor engineering, such as road laying, landscaping, and drainage systems, to enhance the living environment of the entire community. The implementation of this project will provide high-quality housing conditions for local residents and promote the development of the local economy and increase employment opportunities.

Kenya Water Conservancy Institute Teaching Building Project

The teaching building project of the Kenya Water Conservancy Institute was successfully won by China Jiangxi International Company. The project is located in the urban area of Nairobi, Kenya and is an important project for the Kenyan government to improve the teaching environment of the Water Conservancy Institute.

The project has a construction period of 24 months, and the main construction content includes the construction of a new 12 story teaching comprehensive building, covering functions such as teaching, work, experiments, information processing, etc. It also involves the construction of the main building, water and electricity, HVAC, elevators, curtain walls, door and window installation, etc. The implementation of this project will further consolidate the corporate image and social status of China Jiangxi International Company in Kenya, and play a positive role in subsequent market development. Keywords: the Belt and Road news, the Belt and Road project, overseas project

Civil Engineering Project for 225KV Substation in DUEKOUE Region, Cote d'Ivoire

The civil engineering project of the 225KV substation in the DUEKOUE area of Cote d'Ivoire was awarded the bid and constructed by China Jiangxi International Company. The project has a construction period of 12 months, and the main construction content includes the construction of the control room, switch room, dormitory building, relay room, guard room, and other buildings of the substation, as well as the construction of roads, parking lots, and water supply and drainage facilities inside and outside the substation. As an important livelihood project in the local area, the construction of this substation will effectively solve the long-standing problems of voltage instability and power supply shortage, and provide stable and reliable power services for local residents. At the same time, the successful implementation of this project will also lay a solid foundation for China Jiangxi International Company to continue to deepen its cultivation and explore new businesses in the Ivory Coast market. (This article is from the official website of Jiandao: www.seetao. com. Reproduction without permission is not allowed, otherwise it will be punished. Please indicate Jiandao's website and the original link when reprinting.) Jiandao's mechanical column editor/Zhou Yingwen