The Glory Moment of the Life

This video tells the story of a small yet impactful project benefiting people's livelihoods—the construction of Phiawath Complete Secondary School in Vientiane, Laos. It also marks the “final stop” before retirement for both the school’s long-serving principal, Khamvone Sorluangkhot, and Chinese engineer Mr. Wang Yaxiong. With the completion of the new school building, 1,400 Laotian students will embark on a new chapter in their educational journey.
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The North-South Highway: A Bridge between Nature and Progress

The North-South Highway in Algeria crosses the Atlas Mountains, home to numerous animals, including the Barbary macaque, a species listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. The historic “Monkeys Creek” restaurant, over a century old, is also located in this region, where macaques often forage for food. The Chiffa section of the North-South Highway implemented a series of measures to protect the macaques' natural habitat.
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Home with Love

The Sidi Abdellah community, built by CSCEC and completed in 2019, has helped over 10,000 local families achieve their dream of home ownership, significantly improving housing conditions in the area. The video highlights the story of one of the beneficiaries, the Benssada Lubna family.

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The New AADL Headquarters

The new AADL headquarters represents CSCEC's latest contribution to modern office architecture in Algeria. Its ultra-modern, wave-like façade integrates GRC elements inspired by the AADL logo, establishing it as a landmark along the bustling N5 highway.
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CSCEC and the 5 July 1962 Stadium

In July 2023, the Arab Games returned after a 12-year hiatus, opening at the 5 July 1962 Stadium, which CSCEC had significantly renovated twice between 2014 and 2015. This historic stadium, now modernized, welcomed nearly 60,000 participants and spectators from around the world. Local engineer Mohamed Nadhir Arache shares insights into its remarkable "rebirth."
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