The modernization of Mbuji-Mayi airport is a major project that attracts the attention and enthusiasm of the region’s inhabitants. Led by the Chinese company China Jiang Xi corporation international construct (CJIC), this initiative aims to improve the city’s airport infrastructure, thus opening the way to new opportunities for local economic and social development.
According to information reported by Fatshimetrie, the progress of the work is significant, with an execution rate already reaching 95%. This rapid and efficient progress demonstrates CJIC’s commitment and professionalism in carrying out this crucial project for the region. The various stages of the modernization, whether the construction of the new tarmac, the fire station, the power plant, the runway or the control tower, are underway and progressing satisfactorily.
At the same time, the Chinese company is also embarking on the construction of the National Road Number Two (RN2) linking Mbuji-Mayi to Bukavu via Kabinda. This major project requires well-organized logistics, as evidenced by the construction of a base camp in Nkuadi, which will serve as an operational center for work on the RN2. This complex, including technical offices, suitable logistics and staff housing, demonstrates the scale and seriousness of the projects undertaken by CJIC in the region.
The arrival of CJIC’s Vice President in Mbuji-Mayi to support a local school underlines the company’s commitment to the social and educational development of the region. This inclusive approach, combined with large-scale infrastructure projects, demonstrates a long-term vision aimed at strengthening ties between China and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
In conclusion, the modernization work on Mbuji-Mayi airport and the RN2 are promising initiatives that open up new perspectives for the region. CJIC, through its expertise and commitment, plays a key role in the transformation of the infrastructure landscape of Mbuji-Mayi and thus contributes to the economic and social development of Kasaï-Oriental.