[Major adjustment of the leadership team of CCCC] On August 15, 2022, CCCC Road Construction held a cadre meeting. The meeting announced the decision of the CCCC Party Committee on the adjustment of the leadership of CCCC Road Construction: Comrade Zhao Tianfa will be appointed as the secretary, chairman and legal representative of the CCCC Road Construction Party Committee, and will be removed from the position of general manager of CCCC Road Construction, and Comrade Zhuang Zeliang will be appointed as CCCC Road Construction’s general manager. Deputy Secretary, Director and General Manager of Lujian Party Committee. Due to work transfer, Comrade Guo Zhulong was removed from the leadership position of CCCC Road Construction. The appointment and removal of relevant positions shall be handled in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Editor / Zhao E

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• 2026.08.04 16:04
• [China's nuclear power installed capacity jumps to the world's first place]
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• [Tianjin power grid load exceeds 20 million kilowatts for the first time]
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