Recently, CRBC and the Karachi Port Trust of Pakistan signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in the Karachi Coastal Comprehensive Development Zone project, which will lay a solid foundation for the further development of China Road and Bridge in the Pakistani construction market.

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The Karachi Coastal (Lingang) Comprehensive Development Zone project is located in Mishui Bay on the west side of Karachi Port. The northeast boundary of the project is the Karachi Inner Ring Line and Karachi Ring Railway. The north-east side is adjacent to the core financial CBD of Pakistan, and the north side is directly connected to the starting point of the Lyari Expressway. The project covers a total area of about 9.3 square kilometers, and will build three functional blocks of Binhai Ecological Bay, Knowledge City, and Global Blue Diamond Island to drive the emerging sunrise of finance, tourism, IT, fashion, media culture, and port and shipping service industries. The vigorous development of the industry promotes the upgrading of the industrial structure. The implementation of the project will strengthen the cooperation between China and Pakistan in the fields of industry, technology, society and people's livelihood, and jointly build the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor with high quality, providing new impetus for the development of China-Pakistan relations, the economic and social construction of the two countries, and the improvement of people's livelihood. Keywords: One Belt One Road, overseas projects, engineering news

Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the China Road and Bridge project team has actively done a good job in epidemic prevention and control on the one hand, and on the other hand increased market development efforts. After many communications with the owner, the contract was finally successfully signed. In the next step, CRBC will give full play to its own advantages, demonstrate the management level and contract performance capabilities of Chinese companies, and rebuild high-quality projects for Pakistan. Editor/Tian Zengpeng