[China Railway Guizhou Headquarters inaugurated] On August 13, 2022, the unveiling ceremony of China Railway Guizhou Headquarters was held in Guiyang. Xie Qiang, Deputy Director of Guizhou Provincial Investment Promotion Bureau, Lin Gang, Deputy Mayor of Guiyang City, Ning Rui, General Manager of China Railway Southwest Regional Headquarters, and the Party Committee of China Railway Eryuan Group Secretary Zhang Min jointly unveiled the China Railway Guizhou headquarters. The unveiling ceremony was presided over by Lu Zhiren, General Manager of China Railway Guizhou Headquarters. Editor / Zhao E

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