China Jiangsu International Economic and Technical Cooperation Group

CJI is a state-owned enterprise headquartered in Nanjing, China. Its leadership includes Song Qinbo, who serves as both Chairman and Secretary of the Party Committee, indicating a formal dual party-state governance role. The firm acts as an overseas project implementer for Chinese government-backed development and industrial cooperation initiatives.

The firm maintains a heavy operational focus on sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East. Its publicly known portfolio includes airport, housing, and museum projects in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ethiopia, and Angola, alongside an industrial demonstration zone in Abu Dhabi and real estate projects in Saudi Arabia.

While its core operations revolve around engineering, procurement, and construction contracts, the firm also takes equity stakes. One disclosed example is a minority shareholder position held in a Papua New Guinea subsidiary, demonstrating a limited but active equity investment posture alongside its standard project delivery model.

Operational decisions are led by Chairman Song Qinbo, who holds the top Party Committee role, and General Manager Zhu Xinbao, who serves as Deputy Party Secretary. Vice President Zheng Yimin oversees a specific subsidiary unit, while General Manager Haozhong Meck Luo manages operational aspects, including equity interests in overseas subsidiaries.

CJI sources deals through a combination of Chinese government-led bilateral agreements and participation in professional networks. It maintains memberships in the China Chamber of Commerce for Machinery and Electronic Products, the Saudi Arabian Association of Chinese Enterprises, and the Bangladesh China Chamber of Commerce, which facilitate business development and project origination.