Engineering

Continuing his structured dialogue with the Federation of Egyptian Industries (FEI), Egypt’s Minister of Industry Khaled Hashem met with the board of the Chamber of Engineering Industries to review their upcoming work plan. He highlighted the sector’s strategic importance as a cornerstone of the country’s industrial base.

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NCDMB and MJD have launched a training programme on pipeline engineering and corrosion control.

Unicef Ethiopia has issued a request for proposals to establish long-term arrangements for engineering services across the country. Eligible bidders are invited to participate, with detailed requirements outlined in the bid document. Submissions are due by the end of January 2026.

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Angel Mokgokolo, a third-year education student, has founded Maukq & Company to bridge South African classrooms with real-world engineering. By converting mining rehabilitation and water projects into CAPS-aligned 'living lessons,' she equips pupils in grades 7 to 9 with practical STEM resources. Her initiative addresses the gap between theory and practice in STEM education.

German-Serbian firm Inter EPCM proposes a new partnership model that empowers Ethiopian engineers with world-class expertise while ensuring local control and profits. This approach differs from traditional development models by prioritizing Ethiopian agency and knowledge transfer. It aims to build sustainable industrial capacity in Ethiopia.

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Egypt’s non-oil exports rose 18.8% to $40.578bn in the first ten months of 2025, according to Essam El-Naggar, chairperson of the General Organization for Export and Import Control (GOEIC). This growth underscores the strength of the engineering sector, with exports hitting $1.1bn from January to September. The launch of the International Buyers Mission HATS 2025 in Cairo seeks to further elevate these figures.