[CCCC won the bid for the Tanzania project] Recently, CCCC received a letter of acceptance from the Tanzania National Highway Authority, stating that the company has successfully won the Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit System BRT project and the Mniwata-Massas Highway project. The completion of the Dar es Salaam BRT Phase IV project will greatly alleviate urban traffic congestion and enhance the international image of the city. The Mniwata-Massas Highway Project is an important component of Tanzania's 2020 2025 national road network development plan. After the completion of the project, the traffic conditions of the existing roads will be greatly improved, and the transportation capacity of minerals and Cash crop in southern Tanzania will be improved, which is of great significance to the economic development and improvement of people's livelihood in Economy of Tanzania. Editor/Ma Xue

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• 2026.03.18 17:16
• [Spain advances research on the Strait of Gibraltar tunnel]
• The Spanish Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Transport has approved 1.73 million euros for conducting technical research on the Secegsa railway tunnel crossing the Strait of Gibraltar to Morocco. Previous research by German company Herrenknecht has confirmed that a 65 kilometer long tunnel is technically feasible, but due to significant geological challenges such as flying sand structures, seabed depth, and instability, the possibility of completion before the 2030 World Cup has been ruled out. The actual construction period is expected to be between 2035 and 2040.Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.03.18 17:10
• [Fujairah oil port attacked by drones again]
• On the morning of March 17, 2026, the Fujairah oil industry zone was attacked by drones and caught fire again. The civil defense department is making every effort to control the fire, and there are currently no casualties. This is the fifth attack on the area since early March, driven by Iran's ongoing attacks on energy facilities in the United Arab Emirates. Fujairah holds a strategic position in the Strait of Hormuz, and the conflict has caused about one-fifth of the world's oil and gas supply to be blocked. Brent crude oil broke through $100 on March 9th and remained at $103.87 as of the 17th. As a key global storage and transportation hub, giants such as Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, Saudi Aramco, Shell, and Vopak operate terminals and pipelines here, responsible for core businesses such as Murban crude oil. Geopolitical risks are seriously threatening the security of the global energy supply chain.Editor/Cheng Liting