Weihai International Signed Contract for Congo (Kinshasa) Water Plant Project--Seetao

[Weihai International Signed Contract for Congo (Kinshasa) Water Plant Project] The General Manager of Congo (Kinshasa) Zhengwei Company signed the contract for the Phase III project of Kinshasa Ouzuo Inner Water Plant with the person in charge of the execution unit of the Congo (Kinshasa) Water Project on behalf of the company at Tsinghua University. This project is the final phase of the construction of the Eurozone Water Plant, with a construction period of 20 months and a trial operation and operation period of 6 months. After the completion of the project, the daily water treatment capacity of the entire Eurozone water plant will reach 330000 cubic meters, which can meet the water demand of nearly seven million people in the Kinshasa region. Compilation/Ma Xue

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