Asilaua lauds CCCC for knowledge given to local engineers

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BY SAMIE WAIKORI

Premier of Malaita province, Elijah Asilaua has lauded the Agency International Economic Cooperation of Ministry of Commerce of PRC through the China Communication Construction Company for engineering knowledge instilled in Malaita province’s engineers.

Speaking at the recent ground breaking for Auki Road tar-seal project, he said the knowledge will add value to the careers of the local engineers.

“We acknowledge the team from Agency for International Economic Cooperation of Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China for the joint efforts in facilitating the technical requirements to progress with this China-aid Auki Road tar sealing Project.

“Our provincial government, local engineers, and the private sectors have enjoyed and learnt from the team and the designing team of China Communications Construction Company (CCCC).

“Valuable exchange of ideas and learning has been made as well through team work and collaboration with the team of experts from the contractor China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation,” he said.

Asilaua said the knowledge learnt will continue to add value for lifelong learning, career, and employment of MPG’s local employees during the implementation of the Auki tar-seal project.

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