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The mayor of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and his delegation visited the site of the headquarters building project of the Ethiopian Transport Bureau under Zhongyang Group for inspection and guidance.


      On the morning of November 18, 2023, Ms. Adneche Abebe, the Mayor of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, along with Mr. Debo, General Manager of the Mega Office of the Addis Ababa City Administration, and Mr. Miffo Asmara, Director of the Addis Ababa Transportation Bureau, visited the site of the Zhongyang Group's transportation headquarters building project in Ethiopia for inspection and guidance.

      Mayor Adneche Abebe congratulated on the structural topping out of the transportation headquarters building project and affirmed our company's comprehensive strength and project quality. During the inspection, she focused on inquiring about the interior decoration plan and overall construction schedule.

      Cui Junjie, General Manager of Zhongyang Group's Ethiopia branch, expressed heartfelt thanks to the mayor, city government, and owner company for their concern, help, and support for the project. He pointed out that under the leadership of Chairman Chen Shengde, Zhongyang Group provided comprehensive support including funding, technology, and personnel to ensure a smooth topping out of the project's structure. Moving forward, the project team will continue to uphold high standards and strict requirements while meticulously organizing scientific construction and actively managing all aspects to complete project construction with quality and quantity under government supervision.

      The headquarters building project of Ethiopia's Transportation Bureau is located in Megenagna area of Addis Ababa city. It is a government project managed by the Mega Office of Addis Ababa City Administration. The project consists of three underground floors and twenty-one above-ground floors (including a rooftop), with a building height of 73.6 meters and a reinforced concrete frame structure. The total construction area is approximately 56,000 square meters. Once completed, it will facilitate efficient operations for Ethiopia's transportation department.