Recently, China Railway 14th Bureau Group and Guinea National Real Estate Renovation and Development Corporation (SONAPI) signed a general contract for a 20,000-unit housing project in Guinea, with a contract value of approximately US$1.478 billion.

20,000 housing projects

The project is located in Conakry, the capital of Guinea. The project content includes survey and design, construction engineering and some supporting municipal engineering, etc., with a construction area of nearly 2 million square meters and a steel structure prefabricated building. The construction of the project will effectively improve the housing shortage in Conakry, promote the construction and development of social housing in Guinea, improve the living standards of local residents, and play a positive role in promoting local economic and social development.

Project location map

Under the continuous severe situation of overseas epidemic situation, China Railway 14th Bureau Group actively implements the "overseas priority" strategy, always adheres to "preventing the epidemic with one hand, and focusing on production and operation with the other hand", deeply cultivates existing country markets, strengthens high-end docking, and promotes Lapping. In April 2019, China Railway 14th Bureau Group won the bid for Guinea's first modern railway-the DSTL-3 bid section of the Winning Union Guinea Dabilund Port to Shengtu Mining Area Project. The project team overcomes many disadvantages such as lack of materials, poor construction environment, and new crown epidemic. As a result, the 36-kilometer railway main project was completed on schedule, among which the 2.8-kilometer No. 1 tunnel, a key control project, was successfully delivered in less than 500 days, establishing a good corporate image in Guinea.

The signing of the 20,000 housing project is a strong testimony of China Railway Construction's deep cultivation of the Guinea market and its efforts to promote the acquisition. It will further promote China Railway Construction's rolling development in the Guinea market. Editor/Tian Zengpeng