[Saudi Arabia to launch 93 utility infrastructure projects] Saudi Arabia has announced plans to launch 93 projects, mostly related to the development of the kingdom's utility infrastructure, with an investment of $2.26 billion. The projects are primarily aimed at boosting the region's environment, water and agricultural systems, according to senior government officials. They added that they will be implemented by the Brine Conversion Company, the National Water Company and the National Center for Vegetation Cover and Desertification Control in coordination with the Saudi Deputy Minister of Water. Editor/Xing Wentao

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• 2026.11.13 14:52
• [61 kilometers of roads in Liberia have passed initial acceptance inspection]
• On November 10, 2026 local time, the road design and construction project for the Sacklepi to Tapita section of the southeastern corridor in Liberia, undertaken by China Railway Seventh Bureau Overseas Company, was issued a preliminary acceptance certificate by the infrastructure implementation unit of the owner's Public Works Department. The main project has been substantially completed and entered the defect liability period. The project is 61.33 kilometers long and adopts a design build transfer model.Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.11.13 14:13
• [G60 high-speed reconstruction and speed increase]
• On November 10, 2026, the Jiaxing Transportation Construction Engineering Industry Workers' Living Environment Improvement Conference was held in Tongxiang. Attendees observed the G60 Shanghai Kunming Expressway Tongxiang Gaoqiao section reconstruction project on site. At present, the project has completed an investment of 2 billion yuan, which is 88.5% of the annual plan, and the lower structure of the bridge has been fully deployed. This 13.7-kilometer high-speed reconstruction line will release passage space for Shanghai Hangzhou high-speed railway related projects. After completion, it can release nearly 6400 acres of development land to support the construction of Tongxiang High speed Railway Industry New City. Editor/Cheng Liting