China Railway 16th Bureau signed a cooperation agreement with Xiamen--Seetao

[China Railway 16th Bureau signed a cooperation agreement with Xiamen] On November 7, 2022, China Railway 16th Bureau Group and Haicang District People's Government of Xiamen signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement in Xiamen. Based on the principles of complementary advantages, resource sharing, mutual benefit and win-win results, and common development, the two sides will establish an all-round, three-dimensional and in-depth new strategic cooperative partnership, accelerate resource sharing, and work together for common development. Editor/Zhao E

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