From November 3 to 4, CAMCE made its official appearance at the 2025 International Exhibition & Conference “Development of the Construction, Industry, Chemistry, and Energy Sectors of Turkmenistan”(CIET) held in Awaza, a city in western Turkmenistan. The expo agenda featured in-depth exchanges and seminars on international cooperation in projects across these sectors. Led by Liu Shengcheng, Vice President of CAMCE, the delegation showcased at the company booth the comprehensive full-industry-chain service capabilities of both CAMCE and its parent company, SINOMACH, in serving industrialization projects. The presentation was delivered to senior Turkmen officials including H.E. Baýmyrat Annamammedov, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Turkmenistan, as well as Ji Shumin, Chinese Ambassador to Turkmenistan.

At the opening of the expo, Liu Shengcheng received Deputy Chairman Baýmyrat Annamammedov and his delegation at the CAMCE booth. Liu highlighted the company’s outstanding project achievements and exceptional execution capabilities in global oil and gas, chemical, and energy sectors in recent years. He systematically demonstrated CAMCE’s strong project performance in complex environments, covering aspects such as engineering design, safety management, local cooperation, and project operation.

During the expo, Liu Shengcheng also engaged in in-depth interactions with Ambassador Ji Shumin and participants from various countries. Through multi-dimensional presentations including graphics, dynamic videos, and professional interpretation, he introduced CAMCE’s practical results and development plans in Central Asia, supported by detailed project data and visual engineering footage. Liu emphasized that CAMCE will continue to leverage its strengths as a technology-based specialized engineering company to precisely address Turkmenistan’s actual socio-economic development needs and support the country in achieving high-quality and sustainable development.

In the presence of distinguished guests, Liu Shengcheng and Tangryguly Atayev, Chairman of the “Turkmenhimiya” State Concern, a state-level industrial group in Turkmenistan’s chemical sector, formally signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation for the Development of the Turkmen Chemical Industry. The MOU defines in-depth collaboration between the two sides in the design, construction, and operation of multi-category chemical projects, jointly promoting industrial upgrading in Turkmenistan’s energy and chemical sector. This cooperation will enable better utilization of local oil, gas, and mineral resources, injecting new momentum into the country’s sustainable economic development.

CAMCE’s participation and signing at the expo represent a key step in deepening the company’s strategic presence in Central Asia. Moving forward, CAMCE will continue to leverage its core strengths in project execution and professional expertise. On the broad platform of the Belt and Road Initiative, the company is committed to exploring new growth opportunities and translating its strategic focus on “doing the right and difficult things” into a core driver for high-quality development.