Recently, the commencement ceremony of the Hong Kong Reconstruction of Yuen Long Stadium Project by CCECC was successfully held through the combination of online and offline. Xie Changhe, Director of the Building Department of the Hong Kong SAR Government, He Junyao, Member of the Legislative Council, Zhang Xialing, Vice President and President of the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprise Association, Wang Xiangdong, Deputy General Manager of CCECC, and others attended the event. Representatives of the Architectural Services Department, consultants, partners and other units of the Hong Kong SAR Government attended the ceremony.

Yuen Long Stadium Project

It is understood that the Yuen Long Stadium is located at Sports Road, Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong. The main works of this reconstruction include the expansion of the east and west stands that can accommodate 6000 seats, the reconstruction of the football field and runway in the stadium, and the upgrading of supporting facilities. The rebuilt Yuen Long Stadium will meet the standards of the World Athletics Federation, which is of great significance to enhance Hong Kong's level of hosting international events and improve the residents' sports environment.

Since its entry into Hong Kong in 1986, CSCEC has actively participated in the construction of Hong Kong's infrastructure and major livelihood projects. It has successively invested in the development of the Hong Kong Railway Building, undertaken more than 80 projects, including the Tung Chung Road, Container Terminal 9, the Hong Kong Film Archive, the Kwun Tong Water Authority Building, etc., involving railways, bridges, tunnels, highways, reclamation, housing construction and other fields, which has played a positive role in the prosperity and stability of the Hong Kong SAR.

Next, CCECC will give full play to its own advantages, rely on the strong resource support of China Railway Construction Corporation, uphold the enterprise spirit of "diligence, integrity and tenacity", and work hand in hand with industry partners to build Yuen Long Stadium into a landmark in Hong Kong. Editor/He Yuting