Did you know? Engineering is behind many of the services and systems we rely on every day. From transportation networks and clean water systems to energy infrastructure and digital connectivity, engineering helps drive economic growth, improve quality of life, and support national development. When engineering thrives, communities thrive. #EngineeringRwanda #DidYouKnow #EngineeringForDevelopment

Engineers study engineering to build affordable, quality and safe highways. South Africa 🇿🇦 @SANRAL_za is also alive with possibilities. #EngineeringForDevelopment #InfrastructureMatters #SafeRoads #AffordableInfrastructure #PublicService #EngineeringLegacy

"Engineering is a vital profession that guarantees the functionality of systems and infrastructure by maintaining safety, quality, efficiency, and effectiveness. Therefore, I urge you to embrace the true spirit of the profession. Engineering demands integrity and strong management skills to build trust, foster innovation, and enhance global competitiveness." - Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service, Felix Koskei, EGH #EPC2025 #EBK #EngineeringForDevelopment #KenyaLeadership

Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service, Felix Koskei, EGH, attended the EPC 2025 organised by the Engineers Board of Kenya. He showed strong support for engineering as an important part of Kenya’s growth and development. He was joined by a respected team of leaders in the field, including Eng. Luka Kimeli, Eng. Erastus Mwongera, Eng. Margaret Ogai, Eng. Grace Onyango, Mr. Evans Atambo, and IEK Council Member Eng. John Nyaguti. #EPC2025 #EBK #EngineeringForDevelopment #KenyaLeadership

Proud moment for Mainefhi College of Engineering & Technology! "Engineering Day" showcased student innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the vital role of engineering in national development. A true celebration of talent and purpose! #MCET #EngineeringForDevelopment

Dr. Aslam Baig appreciated the joint efforts of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and the Planning Commission in organizing a strategic policy dialogue under #STED2025. He highlighted the initiative's focus on bringing together both senior and young scientists to explore how Pakistan can advance in critical areas like agriculture, nanotechnology, IT, and artificial intelligence. Sector-specific teams have been formed, each led by experts tasked with drafting actionable recommendations. Dr. Baig emphasized the importance of creating a unified policy document to strengthen Pakistan’s economy, improve education, and bridge the gap between academia and industry. #STED2025 #UraanPakistan #EngineeringforDevelopment #Science4Development #Innovation

Prof. Dr. Fazal Ahmad Khalid, Rector at GIK Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology, noted that the #STED2025 program has provided a valuable platform for academia, industry, and policymakers to come together and deliberate on the future of science, technology, and innovation in Pakistan. He appreciated the initiative for enabling constructive dialogue, identifying national priorities, and creating pathways to integrate engineering and scientific advancements into sustainable development. #STED2025 #UraanPakistan #EngineeringforDevelopment #Science4Development #Innovation

Syed Firasat Shah from MOL Pakistan Oil & Gas Co. B.V. appreciated the enriching conversations around science, technology, engineering, and mathematics at #STED2025. He emphasized the importance of integrating research and development into national policy, highlighting the need for focused discussions that drive meaningful outcomes. He also made a strong case for empowering Pakistan’s technocrat community—including experts in science, technology, finance, and law—by providing them the space and respect they deserve. Recognizing their world-class potential, he called for greater inclusion of experts from both public institutions and the private sector in shaping the country’s development path. #STED2025 #UraanPakistan #EngineeringforDevelopment #Science4Development #Innovation

Dr. Yasar Ayaz, Chairman/CPD at the National Center of Artificial Intelligence - NCAI, Pakistan), highlighted the critical need to bridge the gap between academic innovation and industrial application at #STED2025. He pointed out that while Pakistani universities are making strides in developing technologies up to Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 4–6, industry engagement typically begins at TRL 7–9—creating a 'valley of death' in the innovation pipeline. Dr. Ayaz reaffirmed NCAI’s commitment, alongside the National Task Force on AI, to support STED and the Planning Commission’s vision of leveraging science, technology, and engineering for Pakistan’s sustainable development. #STED2025 #UraanPakistan #EngineeringforDevelopment #Science4Development #Innovation

Happy to see great progress in our @RE_EMPOWERED pilot in Ghoramara island 🇮🇳. 1️⃣ school, 1️⃣ #EV charging station, 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ households getting solar-powered electricity! ☀️🔌👩‍🏫🚙🏘📈 #engineeringfordevelopment @TDHVL_UK @ECSUoS @RAEngNews

The superb @pritiparikh73 is 1 of 2 @RAEngNews Senior Research Fellows; only female in 5 Senior Fellows & Research Chairs awarded. Supported by @BBOXX_HQ #Inspiration #womeninengineering @UCL_BEAMS_SRF @CEGE_UCL @UCLEngineering #engineeringfordevelopment tinyurl.com/y47d85zq😀

@engineer4change participating at the Bloomger's data for good exchange 2016 #D4GX #ict4d #opendata #engineeringfordevelopment #tech4dev