Recently, CSCEC celebrated International Children's Day and the Dragon Boat Festival in various ways around the world.

At the end of May, a special online activity for celebrating International Children's Day was held via video link between Wuhan City, Hubei Province and Algeria. More than 20 cute children from home and abroad wore their beautiful national dress and participated in the activity.

The fruit platter display activity held for children of CSCEC employees around the world.

Meanwhile, public welfare activities for celebrating International Children's Day were held. Employees of the Yucumo-San Borja highway project in Bolivia went to a local school and sent schoolbags and their wishes to children in the school.

In northern Africa, employees of CSCEC and four Chinese-funded enterprises in Egypt went to African Hope Learning Centre of African Refugee Children School in Egypt and donated textbooks, learning stationery, children's masks to the children.

Employees of the Alamein Downtown Towers project and their children celebrated International Children's Day on June 1. In their celebration activities, they sang and danced together and celebrated the day with Chinese and Egyptian traditional dances and music.

The NB highway project team in Nepal held experience activities to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival. In the activities, employees ate Chinese zongzi together and help each other tie five-color threads.

CCDC and EC Fine Art Gallery held the "Dragon Boat Festival Special Activity". Ten employees from Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, and China gathered together to attend lecture XieYuzhe, the representative calligrapher of Singaporean new generation, the adviser to NUS Chinese Calligraphy Club, and thadviser to NTU Calligraphy and Painting Club, to teach Chinese calligraphy in English and enjoyed a unique Dragon Boat Festival.

CSCEC ME held celebration activities of the Dragon Boat Festival and all the employees enjoyed the festival together. Through teachers' bilingual introduction in Chinese and English, the employees knew about the origin and customs of the festival. The employees also received Chinese zongzi and salted duck eggs.