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Learned Society Activities As a learned society, the Institution encourages the exchange of technical information and ideas among members and kindred societies. Some of the activities include publication of a journal and technical papers, organisation of meetings, visits and conferences. These activities are arranged by divisions and committees. Divisions Committees Agreement of Co-Operation / Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) For the updated list of Agreement of Co-operation / MOU signed between Divisions and other parties, please click here.

Welcome to HKIE The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Get Started The President’s Message Dear MembersApril has been one of the most meaningful months of my presidential year. It has reminded me that engineering is not only about infrastructure and innovation, but also about people, mentorship and the bridges we build across generations and across borders.In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the HKIE, we officially launched the “HKIE 50th Anniversary – Engineering Legacy @ Capital” Exhibition (HKIE 50周年紀念—香港工程傳奇展覽@首都) at the National Communication Center for Science and Technology of CAST in Beijing. Learn More Events & News The World of…

Dear membersFifty years ago, a small group of kindred spirits founded the HKIE as we know it today. These engineers believed in the profession’s centrality in Hong Kong’s future. It is a belief as true now as it was back in those days.Fifty years later, I am given an opportunity to bear out their belief as the HKIE’s President—in the year of our 50th Anniversary to boot. With this Presidency come the responsibility, not to say the honour, of leading the Institution into its next half-century. I am pleased to have Ir William LUK, our new Vice President, along with…

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Read Latest Issue The Hong Kong Engineer is the official journal of the HKIE published at the beginning of each month.Starting from the January 2020 issue, Hong Kong Engineer has adopted an enhanced Journal logo, and new grids of covers and editorial pages. Its revamped digital version Hong Kong Engineer Online with a contemporary and mobile-responsive design has also been launched and accessible at http://www.hkengineer.org.hk. Both web and PDF versions are available.Editorial contents of the Hong Kong Engineer consist of the following:The Dragon and the Beaver – an editorial column prepared by the SecretaryUpdate – news of projects and engineering developmentLetter to the Editor…

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