Jinan Made Steel Beam Builds Landmark Matrix in Over 20 Overseas Countries

Chinese technology builds bridges in West Africa

At the end of October, Abidjan, the largest city in the Republic of Cote d'Ivoire in West Africa. The tropical sun is scorching the steel structure of Anyama Interchange. The steel structure bridge spanning the northern transportation hub of the city has been fully installed, and workers are carrying out the final finishing work. Local residents who travel back and forth often stop and gaze into the distance - as the largest steel structure bridge in Ivory Coast, it will bridge the bottleneck between the city's ring expressway and the northern expressway.

Let our perspective cross mountains and oceans, and return to Jinan, Shandong, China, tens of thousands of kilometers away. The workshop of Shandong Guoshun Construction Group Co., Ltd., a raw material supplier, is bustling with activity: a giant crane lifts steel components labeled "destination: Sweden" onto the ship, and several Australian customers are gathered around to visit the samples

This local enterprise in Jinan is writing a new narrative of China's intelligent manufacturing on the global infrastructure map with the dual core of "intelligence+green".

From exporting steel structural components to exporting installation technology, from construction services to resonating with development concepts, the overseas journey of a Jinan enterprise reflects the upgrading trajectory of China's intelligent manufacturing. Over 200000 tons of steel structures have drifted across the sea to more than 20 countries in South America, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and other places, building not only physical bridges but also technological links between China and the world.