The contract for The BELGEE Passenger Car CKD Plant Project was signed in March 2015. The project owner is CJSC "BELGEE", a Chinese- Belarusian joint venture founded by Geely Holding Group (Geely), a Chinese car manufacturer, Open Joint Stock Company OJSC "BELAZ", a Belarusian enterprise specializing in mining machinery, as well as Closed Joint Stock Company "Soyuzau-totechnologii", a Belarusian joint venture dedicated to parts business. According to the blueprint for the project, a new production line with capacity of 60,000 passenger cars per year will be built in Borisov

On November 26, 2016, CITIC Construction and Belarusian National Biotechnology Corporation (BNBC) signed an EPC contract for the Belarus Hi-tech Agro-industrial Full Cycle Complex Project, of which the contract amount is $ 853.19 million, and the project duration is 36 months. The project is located at the Pukovicsky district of Minsk, the capital of Belarus. Adopting modern biotechnology to deep process crop seeds, the project aims to produce irreplaceable amino acids (lysine, tryptophan, etc.), and further produce high-yield and high-tech balanced compound feed and biological activator. The construction mainly includes: a lysine plant with an annual output of 50,000 tons, a tryptophan plant with an annual output of 5,000 tons, a balanced compound feed plant with an annual output of 1 million tons, a oil crop processing plant with an annual output of 300,000 tons, a 600-million-ton silo grain storage with drying facilities, and a grain production base with an annual output of 1 million tons with supporting infrastructure project and field pipe network.

On April 12, 2016, CITIC Construction signed the EPC contract with INTERSERVICE Co. Limited of Navapolatsk, Belarus. The contract amount is $ 156 million and the construction duration is 18 months. Located at the intersection of Pobediteley Avenue and Vesninka Lane in Minsk, Belarus. The project is to build a 140,000- square-meter hotel and business complex, which includes a 25-storey hotel, a 14-storey bank, three office buildings with 9-storey, 10-storey, 12-storey respectively, a 2- storey restaurant, a 5-storey national tennis center, a conference hall, a underground parking garage and other facilities.

In May 2016, CITIC Construction and Kazakhstan State Highway Company signed the “EPC Contract for the Reconstruction of the 764-km Taldykorgan-Ust-Kamenogorsk State Road” and the "EPC Contract for the Reconstruction of the 180-km Usharal-Dostyk State Road". Construction duration is 54 months, and the Export-Import Bank of China provides concessional loans and preferential buyer's credit. The project is an important part of Kazakhstan’s "Bright Road" strategy, which will provide an important channel for the connectivity between China and Kazakhstan as well as between Kazakhstan and its neighboring countries. Following oilfield project, Caspian Sea asphalt project and the CITIC Kazyna fund, the signing and implementation of the reconstruction project is another practical step of CITIC Group in implementing the “Belt and Road” initiative. It will surely lay a solid foundation for the economic and trade cooperation in various fields between CITIC Group and Kazakhstan in the future.

In December 2007, CITIC Construction signed three general contracts for the Belarus Three Cement Clinker Production Lines Project respectively with Belarus Plant, Krasno Plant, and Krichev Plant affiliated to the Belarusian Ministry of Construction. In the project, CITIC Construction would build three new 5,000t/d dry-process cement clinker production lines respectively for the foresaid three plants, including the subproject of replacing gas with coal in Belarus Plant. The project was financed by Chinese government's preferential loans and commercial

On May 11, 2015, CITIC Construction signed the EPC contract with the Orsha Linen Mill, the largest state-owned linen and textile mill in Belarus. The total amount of the EPC contract is $ 60.982 million, and the construction duration is 24 months. The project includes the upgrade and modification of workshops for coarser knit, fine knit, roving and yarn. As the general contractor, CITIC Construction is responsible for the design, equipment supply, construction, equipments installation, adjusting and performance evaluation as well as training for the proprietor’s employees.

The EPC contract of Kungrad Soda Plant in Uzbekistan was completed and put into operation in 2006. The plant, with the design capacity of 100,000 tons of soda ash annually, adopts China's proprietary soda ash production technologies and China-made production equipments. As the first chemical project undertaken by a Chinese company in Uzbekistan, the Kungrad Soda Plant Project established CITIC Group's brand image in Uzbekistan and was highly valued by leaders of both countries.

The contract for Uzbekistan Potash Fertilizer Plant Project was signed in July 2007. The plant was put into production in August 2010. Located in the west of Deh Karshi-khanabad City of Qashqadaryo viloyati, the project was a new potash fertilizer plant with sylvite as raw materials and an annual potassium chloride output of 200,000t under EPC general contracting. It was also the first potash fertilizer plant in Central Asia. In 2011, CITIC Construction undertook the second phase of this project to build another plant with an annual potassium chloride output of 400,000t to the north of the first phase.

Located in Aktau City, Kazakhstan, the project was jointly invested by CITIC Group and Kazakh state-owned oil and gas corporation. An asphalt plant for road construction that can process 1 million tons of crude oil each year was built under the model of turnkey project. And a contractor consortium made up of CITIC Construction and KazStroyService, an engineering procurement and construction company in Kazakh oil and gas sector, executed the project. CITIC Construction undertook the tasks of technical equipments design, equipments & materials purchase, installation directions, commissioning, training and quality guarantee. The project was completed on December 30, 2015.

In January 2007, CITIC Construction and the Turkmen Ministry of Railways officially signed a railway carriage supply contract which stipulated that CITIC Construction would deliver 217 railway carriages in total. All these 217 railway carriages were delivered to the proprietor in June 2008 and October 2011, and have gone into service. The railway carriages met all technical requirements stipulated in the contract, and won high praise and trusts from the proprietor and passengers for their performance in comfort, safety, reliability and stability.