World Bank finds Chinese firm committed violations in Bolivian highway project ...Middle East

CSCEC, part of the portfolio of Chinese state-owned enterprises operating worldwide, is active in more than 100 countries, primarily in motorway construction, port management, airport construction and operation and energy distribution. A key player in Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative, CSCEC, has signed contracts worth US$220 billion in just the past two years, according to the official BRI website. CSCEC and the Bolivian road agency did not respond to requests for comment. The project upgrading the highway between San Jose de Chiquitos and San Ignacio de Velasco, Bolivia. Photo: World Bank A World Bank spokesperson did not elaborate on what measures were taken regarding CSCEC, sayin

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