Recently, during his stay in the Kingdom of Bahrain, Wang Bo, Chairman of CMEC Group and Chairman of CAMCE, paid a visit to Ni Ruchi, the Chinese ambassador to Bahrain, and investigated the site of the Sitra housing project in Bahrain. Ma Chao, Deputy General Manager of China IPPR, participated in the above-mentioned activities.

During the visit to Ni Ruchi, Wang Bo expressed gratitude on behalf of CMEC Group for the embassy's long-term support and guidance. He introduced the development history, strategic layout and current status of main business of CMEC Group, emphasizing that CMEC Group will rely on the comprehensive advantages of its parent company, Sinomach, in the field of machinery industry, such as wide coverage, strong R&D strength, high level of internationalization, and complete industrial chain, deeply connect with Bahrain's "2030 economic development vision", and deeply implement the localization management strategy. It will focus on building industrial engineering and livelihood projects, to help Bahrain accelerate its industrialization process, upgrade its industrial structure, and improve people's well-being, making new contributions to the development of the comprehensive strategic partnership between China and Bahrain.

Ni Ruchi warmly welcomed Wang Bo's visit to the Kingdom of Bahrain and fully affirmed the positive social effects achieved by CMEC Group's high-quality performance in Bahrain. He specifically pointed out that the Sitra housing project has become a benchmark project for China Bahrain cooperation and a golden business card for Chinese enterprises in the Bahrain market.

At the site of the housing project in Bahrain, Wang Bo conducted an in-depth inspection of the construction site, checked the progress of the construction on site, focused on quality and safety, and visited with encouragement the on-site staff and local employees.

Wang Bo listened carefully to the project team's work report on the overall situation of the project, as well as construction management, technical management, localization management, etc., and put forward four requirements:

The first is to consolidate the first mover advantage and persist in doing the right but difficult things.

The second is to accurately position the market and continue to do a good job in rolling development of national markets.

The third is to increase horizontal development efforts to ensure the sustainable development of overseas subsidiaries.

The fourth is to develop vertically and enhance the operational strength of localized subsidiaries.