On April 11, Robert Robleruth and Pal Sanchos, senior consultants of the World Bank, led a delegation to inspect the Mozambique Tete Provincial Public Health Facilities Upgrade Project undertaken by CJIC. The representatives of the client, engineer and CJIC accompanied the investigation.

During the investigation, the delegation went to the project camp and construction site successively to inspect the construction status and the quality of the project. The delegation spoke highly of CJIC in terms of standardization, safety and professionalism of engineering construction. The representative of the World Bank said that CJIC, the contractor, had strong strength and strictly abided by the contract specifications. The construction site was orderly, safe and efficient, and the project quality was admirable. In addition, CJIC has employed a large number of local workers, especially female workers, in the process of localization construction. It not only effectively alleviates the local employment problem, but also sets an example in promoting gender equality and safeguarding women's rights and interests. CJIC has been praised on account of our excellent corporate culture.

The main works of the project include nearly 3,000 new public toilets in five regions of Tete, with a construction period of 16 months. After completion, the project will effectively improve the living and sanitary conditions of local people and is one of the most important livelihood projects in the country.