Ethiopian Surveyor Collaborates with China’s CTCE Group at Kilinto Industrial Park
Since the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2013, close cooperation on infrastructure, economy, and technology between China and its partner nations has flourished. This collaboration has opened doors for professionals around the world to engage with Chinese companies and contribute to significant developmental projects.
One such professional is Ethiopian surveyor, Daniel Dejene. Working with the electrification engineering branch at the Kilinto Industrial Park project, undertaken by China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group (CTCE Group), Daniel embodies the spirit of international collaboration fostered by the BRI.
The Kilinto Ethiopia Industrial Park is a cornerstone of the Ethiopian government’s five-year plan to achieve “economic normality and transformation.” Contracted by CTCE Group, the project aims to boost industrial capacity and drive economic growth in the region.
Daniel’s work as a surveyor plays a crucial role in the development of the industrial park’s infrastructure. By collaborating closely with Chinese engineers and specialists, he gains valuable experience and contributes to the success of a project that holds significant promise for Ethiopia’s future.
The partnership between CTCE Group and local professionals like Daniel exemplifies the mutual benefits of China’s engagement with African nations under the BRI framework. It highlights opportunities for skill development, technology transfer, and cultural exchange, strengthening ties between nations.
As more projects like the Kilinto Industrial Park emerge, stories like Daniel’s become increasingly common, reflecting a growing trend of global cooperation and shared prosperity.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
