NSE and FIDIC Africa Collaborate on Engineer Training

The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) and FIDIC Africa have partnered to tackle infrastructure capacity gaps in Nigeria. This collaboration aims to implement a training initiative designed to equip engineers with the critical knowledge required for the successful execution of multi-billion dollar infrastructure projects undertaken by both government and private sector organizations.
During an interactive session held at the National Engineering Centre headquarters in Abuja, NSE President Ali Rabiu received FIDIC Africa President Georg Okoroma. They discussed the proposed training program, which will focus on enhancing engineers' technical competencies necessary for effectively managing large-scale contracts and project delivery.
The initiative also aims to provide early exposure for young engineers to complex, high-capacity engineering projects, preparing the next generation for leadership roles in infrastructure development. Both organizations expressed their commitment to strengthening engineering consultancy practices in Nigeria and across Africa.
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