The Rwandan engineering community is gearing up for the Global Engineering Conference (GECO), a first to be hosted by a sub-Saharan nation.
The Rwanda n engineering community is gearing up for the Global Engineering Conference , a first to be hosted by a sub-Saharan nation.
The summit, themed"Engineering Innovations for A Sustainable Future" will bring together over 1,000 participants, including representatives from engineering associations, academia, policymakers, regulatory bodies, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators driving technological advancements, among others.
"It will serve as a powerful catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and knowledge exchange. It is also a platform for sharing research, fostering collaborations, promoting professional development, and facilitating industry engagement through a collaborative approach." Including also; engineering solutions for climate resilience, climate adaptation strategies, mitigation technologies, renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency, and electrification strategies for underserved communities, as well as water security.
This, according to him, aims to embed professionalism in the engineering industry's contribution to the socio-economic transformation of the country.Sabiti called upon exhibitors and other partners to be part of the conference through sponsorship under different categories and exhibitions by registering in large numbers.
The four-day exhibition will give participants opportunities to explore new developments in engineering, forge partnerships, and collaborate on future initiatives.
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