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There are over 150 ICE members living and working across Bahrain. Our members work on a huge range of projects across the country.
At the heart of everything we do in the Bahrain is the volunteer-led, Bahrain Local Association. It invites ICE members to exchange knowledge and ideas, visit interesting engineering sites and to attend social events. It also works to raise the profile of ICE and civil engineering in the country.
ICE also has an Agreement of Cooperation with the Bahrain Society of Engineers (SoE) which enables members of either organisation to attend meetings, conferences and use library facilities at members' rates.
ICE has one student chapters in Bahrain.
Find out what the chapters do, who's on the committees and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at the University of Bahrain organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Nuha Jamal Mohamed Al-Zayani | Faculty Advisor |
Sadiq Jaafar Ayoob | President |
Abdulla Mohammed Yousef | Vice President |
Zahraa Ali Ahmed | Director of Media |
Aaya Ali Ebrahim | Director of Membership Affairs |
Ali Hussain Ali | Director of Public Relations |
S. Mohammed Al-Saffar | Director of Organisation |
Shahad Habeel Salman | Secretary |
Maryam Abdulmajeed Al-Hendi | Treasurer |
The ICE Student Chapter at the Applied Science University (ASU) organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Hamdy Mohamed | Faculty Advisor |
Ahmed Alshaika | President |
Jumana Altaweel | Vice President |
Mohamed Alajab | Secretary |
Sarah Alhooti | Treasurer |
Hawra Almanami | Head of media |
We have a volunteer member in Bahrain who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
At the heart of everything we do in the country is the ICE China Local Association, based in Beijing at the CHEC offices, and further details we will be provided in due course.
If you’re living in mainland China and have any questions, then please contact Holly Guo, Manager of the ICE Beijing Branch.
ICE has several student chapters in China.
Find out what the chapters do, who's on the committees and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at the Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University in Suzhou organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at the University of Nottingham, Ningbo campus organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Faculty Advisor |
We have volunteer member in China who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
At the heart of everything we do in India are volunteer ICE representatives and local associations.
They help arrange events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social activities.
They are also vital in helping to increase the profile of civil engineering in India.
As well as the local associations, there are several ICE student chapters at universities and graduate groups, that support members working towards professional qualifications.
Professional Review interviews are held annually in India, most recently in Bengaluru and Chennai.
ICE and the Institution of Engineers India (IEI) have an Agreement of Cooperation.
This agreement enables the two organisations to form a strategic partnership, exchange of information, and organise joint events and activities.
Please note that ICE is in no way related to the separate institution named ICE (India).
ICE has five branches across India.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The Bengaluru Local Association arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social activities for ICE members based in Bengaluru.
This gives members the opportunity to share knowledge and network with other professional engineers.
The association is made up of ICE members, the ICE representative for Bengaluru and graduate representatives.
It also has a graduate group which meets regularly to support members who are preparing for their Professional Review.
Contact: [email protected]
Name | Position |
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Smita Sawdadkar | Local Chapter Representative |
Mr. Debabrata Mukherjee CEng FICE | Chair |
Vijay Ramamurthy CEng MICE | Vice-Chair |
Murali Balla CEng MICE | Honorary Secretary |
Ranganath Babu CEng MICE | Honorary Treasurer |
Yogesh Sawdadkar CEng FICE | Corporate Member |
Mr. Gajanan Wagle CEng FICE | Corporate Member |
Jayakumar Kesavan CEng MICE | Corporate Member |
Prakash Thimmappa Eng Tech | Technician Member |
Dr. Chaitanya Calla CEng FICE | Past Chair |
Pradeep Kumar D V GMICE | Local Chapter Coordinator |
Shivom Revankar GMICE | Students Chapter Coordinator |
The Chennai Local Association arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social activities for ICE members based in Chennai.
This gives members opportunities to share knowledge and network with other engineering professionals.
The association is made up of ICE members, the ICE representative for Chennai and graduates from ICE student chapters in the region.
There's also a graduate group which meets regularly to support members who are preparing for their Professional Review.
Contact: - [email protected]
Name | Position |
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Mr. K. Senthilnathan | Mentor |
Dr. Naganathan Sivakumar | Chair & Regional Representative |
Mr. V. Sadasivam | Co-chair |
Mr. B. Dhanasekaran | Honorary Secretary |
Mr. Vetriselvan Arumugam | Deputy Secretary |
Mr. S. Jayachandran | Honorary Treasurer |
Mr. Venkateswara Rao Surati | Membership Coordinator |
Mr. Saminathan Chidambaram | Events Coordinator |
Dr. Surendar Natarajan | Student Chapter Coordinator |
Mr. Arvind JS | Graduate Member Representative |
Ms. Sindhu M | Graduate Member Representative |
S. Raviraam | Student Member Representative |
The Delhi Local Association arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social events for ICE members based in Delhi. This provides the opportunity for knowledge exchange and professional networking.
The association is made up of ICE members, the ICE representative for Delhi and representatives from ICE student chapters in the region.
Name | Position |
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Vipul Surana | Chair |
Parijat Mondal | Vice-chair |
Wasim Qadir | Honorary Treasurer |
Bhavneet Kaur | Deputy Secretary |
Deepak Sharma | Membership officer |
Siddharth Jha | Honorary Secretary |
Shijo Antony | Young Professional Representative |
Abhishek Singh | Events Officer |
Niladri Das | Events Officer |
Rajeev Gupta | Officer of the Association |
Ashwinikumar Thakur | Officer of the Association |
The Kolkata Local Association arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social activities for ICE members based in Kolkata. This gives members opportunities to share knowledge and network with other professional engineers.
The association is made up of ICE members and the ICE representative for Kolkata, as well as graduates and representatives from ICE student chapters in the region. It also has a graduate group which meets regularly to support members who are preparing for their Professional Review.
Name | Position |
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Mr. Parthajit Patra, CEng MICE | Chairman |
Mr. Partha Roy, CEng MICE | Secretary |
Mr. Srirup Mitra, CEng MICE | Treasurer |
Dr. Ayanangshu Dey, CEng FICE | Core Committee Member |
Mr. Subhadip Bairi, CEng MICE | ICE Representative |
Mr. Jyotirmoya Dutta Majumdar, GMICE | Graduate Coordinator |
Home to some of India's largest industrial establishments, the Mumbai Local Association has received strong representation from the Civil Engineering fraternity spanning across Academicians, Consulting and Construction companies in the Mumbai region and covering a significant portion of progressive Western India. Mumbai city has been and continues to remain a major financial centre of the country.
The city itself faces multi-fold infrastructure challenges needing new and innovative ways to deal with the issues in a confined expanse of an island city for an ever-growing population. The Mumbai region comprising states of Maharashtra, Goa and Gujarat has witnessed some marquee projects recently including the Worli-Bandra sea link, the first in India, the Statue of Unity, tallest statue in the World and many more. The region is also home to some of the most remarkable cultural legacies with forts representing the Maratha kingdom, the caves of Ajanta and Ellora – of Jain, Buddha and Hindu art and engineering and much more.
The Mumbai Association has already paved the way for ICE towards digital transformation by quickly embracing the remote web-based tools while continuing its activity through the pandemic in 2021. The ICE Mumbai Association is now working towards developing partnerships with the industry, academicians and students for widening participation across the following initiatives:
- Diversity and inclusion – Women in Engineering
- Innovation in Civil Engineering
- Health and safety in Construction
- Effective Contract models and Specifications
- Mentorship and Training
- Design workshops
- Growth of ICE
If you'd like to get involved please contact our local representative for Mumbai, Rajesh Patwardhan on [email protected].
The local association will be made up of ICE members, the ICE representative for Mumbai, as well graduates and representatives from ICE student chapters in the region.
Name | Position |
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Ajit Savadi | Mumbai Representative |
Rajesh Patwardhan | ICE Representative |
Mandar Chaphalka | Committee Member |
Shreyas Khachane | Committee Member |
Abhijet Kulkarni | Committee Member |
Sindhu Nair | Committee Member |
Vidya Basarkod | Committee Member |
Somnath Nandan | Committee Member |
Sachin Kumar | Committee Member |
ICE has several student chapters at Indian universities.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at BMS Institute of Technology and Management organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Mrs Shimna Manoharan | Faculty Advisor |
Taiyab Ameen | President |
Yashas D Ananth | Vice President |
Boomika K V | General Secretary |
P V Sai Depdeepya | Treasurer |
Shaheena Mohammed | Events Officer |
Adarsh L | Media & Publicity Officer |
The ICE Student Chapter at Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering (Autonomous) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Srinivas Manchikanti, Professor | Faculty Advisor |
T. Vanaja | President |
S. Lohith Kumar | Vice President |
D. Ravi Teja | General Secretary |
Parinita Senapati | Events Co-ordinator |
N. Bharath Krishna | Chief Editor |
K.B. Sai Krishna | Publicity Chief |
G.Sai Prasanth | Content Designer |
G. Anusha Sasari | Content Designer |
D. Lakshmi Narasimha | Graphic Designer |
The ICE Student Chapter at Jadavpur University organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group's overall aim is to 'foster and promote the art and science of civil engineering', which involves:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Prof Partha Pratim Biswas | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at Jain (Deemed to be University) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Prof. Pavan P S | Faculty Advisor |
Professor Gautham K | Faculty Advisor |
Dr G V Gaonkar | Faculty Advisor |
Sai Sharan U | President |
M. Aasim Khan | Vice President |
Dikshith Raj D | General Secretary |
Samulailatpam Swati Devi | Treasurer |
M. Nagarjuna Reddy | Project Superintendent |
Tazzi Ahmed | Publicity Officer |
Sajjan Singh | Media Officer |
Sriram R | Chief of Organisations |
The ICE Student Chapter at KIIT organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr. Benu Mohapatra | Faculty Advisor |
Ayush Kashyap | President |
Mishita Chowdhury | Vice President |
Iman Konar | General Secretary |
Kunal Sharma | Treasurer |
Other members:
Archit Kamal, Sitabja Mukherjee, Pinaki Majhi, Amita Patra, Dibyasha Mohapatra, Bishal, Sovan Kumar Swain, Sangeet Dash, Chandan Dalai, Samriddha Modak, Abhishant Kumar, Sumanjeet Pradhan
The ICE Student Chapter at Meghnad Saha Institute of Technology organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group's overall aim is to 'foster and promote the art and science of civil engineering', which involves:
Broadening and increasing the knowledge and perspective of students at Meghnad Saha Institute of Technology by helping them learn about civil engineering around the world
Helping civil engineering students develop their abilities and share their knowledge
Building links with other institutions, organisations and learned societies
Organising seminars, workshops, visits and inter-universities competitions on civil engineering projects
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Shoummo Roy | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at PDPU organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Mr Apurva H Dave | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at Parul University organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group's overall aim is to 'foster and promote the art and science of civil engineering', which involves:
Broadening and increasing the knowledge and perspective of students at Parul University by helping them learn about civil engineering around the world
Helping civil engineering students develop their abilities and share their knowledge
Building links with other institutions, organisations and learned societies
Organising seminars, workshops, visits and inter-universities competitions on civil engineering projects
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Prof Ashish Meeruty | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar (SSN) College of Engineering, Tamilnadu organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr N Sivakumar | Faculty Advisor |
Dr Surendar N | Faculty Advisor |
Rajalakshmi B | Treasurer |
Raviraam S | President |
Saarusha GS | General Secretary |
Revanth Kumar G | Vice President |
Ramya S | Joint Secretary |
Kavya Malar S | Design Head |
Geethesh K | Media & Publicity Officer |
We have volunteer members across India who help arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you've got any questions or want to get involved in our work then please contact the person closest to you.
Smita is a Chartered Civil Engineer and Fellow of the ICE. In her role as delivery head at AtkinsRéalis, she has spearheaded critical projects, demonstrating her ability to drive complex engineering solutions innovatively and inspire her team towards excellence.
Smita serves as the ICE regional representative for Bengaluru region. In this role, she leads initiatives to promote professional development and collaboration amongst engineers, reinforcing her commitment to nurturing talent and fostering community within the engineering profession. Her contributions have garnered accolades including the
Amazon International Inspiration Awards and the Atkins Technical Leadership Award, highlighting her
influence and impact on the engineering community. She earned the title of one of India’s Top Future 100 Leaders
underscoring her passion and ability to shape the future of the industry.
Sivakumar is the representative for Chennai
Satish Sehta is a Fellow member of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and Vice Chair of the Fellowship Committee. Currently, he is in his third term as a volunteer ICE Representative for New Delhi, promoting professional registration support.
Satish has over 26 years experience in the civil engineering industry and for over 20 years he has specialised in Business Development, Operations and Control, Strategy & Project Management for various public sector and private sector clients. He is instrumental in implementing Corporate strategy and business planning involving assessment of company’s strengths / weaknesses, global trends, market scenario and development of vision and detailed business implementation plan for existing and new businesses initiatives in Infrastructure, Power and Industrial verticals.
He has conducted more than 35 workshop on customer client relationship and is a visiting faculty at Amity University, RICS – Noida and other universities of repute. He is also a Key speaker at Various Seminar & Conferences.
Subhadip is a Chartered Civil Engineer and a Member of the ICE since 2022. In his role as Senior Principal Engineer – Bridges at SYSTRA and with a long association with AECOM in India, he has spearheaded critical infrastructure projects in India and other countries, demonstrating his strong technical and managerial capability to drive complex engineering solutions innovatively. He has over 21 years of experience in detailed engineering and the management of major transportation infrastructure projects involving various types of port structures, bridges, flyovers, and viaducts for highways, railways, metros, and other heavy infrastructure projects. He is a Project Management Professional (PMP®) and an active member of several other professional organisations, such as the Institute of Engineers India (IEI) and the Indian Geotechnical Society (IGS).
Subhadip has recently volunteered as the ICE regional representative for the Kolkata region. He was the graduate coordinator of the ICE Kolkata chapter before this and led initiatives to promote professional development and collaboration among young engineers in the Kolkata region. As the ICE representative for eastern India, he is committed to bringing together the best and brightest engineering minds who can find innovative solutions to today's global critical challenges, such as climate change and the sustainability crisis.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There is an ICE Student Chapter at BINUS University. This active group organises site visits, and student members have the opportunity to present their final year papers to engineers as part of regular technical lecture evenings.
The ICE has an office located at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which provides support to members in South East Asia.
Find out more about the work of the local association and how you can get involved, or contact us for more information.
ICE has one local association in Indonesia.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The Local Association is made up of ICE members, the ICE representative for Indonesia, and representatives from ICE student chapter(s) in the region.
Contact: - [email protected]
Name | Position |
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Philip Woodmansey | Chairman |
Chris Sandeman | Secretary (acting – in Bali) |
Mike Dobie | Treasurer & ICE SEA Subcommittee Chair |
David Meigh | ICE Country Representative |
ICE has 1 student chapter at BINUS University.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at BINUS University helps civil engineering students develop skills, knowledge and experience.
Members will get to attend civil engineering events, site visits and seminars run by industry professionals. They'll also have the opportunity to present their final paper in front of a group of professional civil engineers, will help them increase their confidence and get valuable experience.
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Malvin Benet | President |
Ignatius Adjie | Vice President |
Halim | Treasurer |
Vanessa Andreas | Secretary |
We have a volunteer representative in Indonesia who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
We also have ICE staff responsible for membership recruitment and international strategy in Indonesia
David Meigh has been the Indonesian Representative for Indonesian ICE Association since 2022 and was the Association Chairman from 2018.
David Meigh is an experienced water resources, irrigation, flood management and hydraulic structures specialist who has carried out short technical inputs as well as led projects in Indonesia, Nepal, India, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand, Pakistan, Hong Kong, PR China, Laos, Nigeria and the UK. His skills cover the fields of IWRM, river basin planning, flood risk management, bulk water studies for water supply, all aspects of irrigation development and management, dam planning and design, flood management and hydropower. A particular aspect of his career has been both mitigation and post recovery engineering from natural disasters including following tsunami and earthquakes, fluvial, pluvial and coastal flooding, droughts and water shortages, mudslides and erosion damage. In the last seven years he has been working on climate change resilience, irrigation modernization using real-time monitoring and operation and micro irrigation, and introducing NbS and SUDs.
David has worked on some 28 ADB and World Bank projects: including nine direct appointments as a staff consultant and 8 project preparation technical assistance projects (PPTAs) under consulting firms, as well as projects funded by EC, DFID, and UNDP. He has worked for some 36 years in the water sector in SE Asia.
Cath is responsible for managing membership support in the following countries:
Tom is the Regional Support Team contact for members in the following countries:
His role involves supporting the Country Representatives and the South East Asia regional team in delivering the ICE plan and International Strategy.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are approximately 25 ICE members living and working in Kuwait. Our members work on a broad range of projects across the country.
The ICE has an Agreement of Cooperation with the Kuwait Society of Engineers (KSE) which enables members of either organisation to attend meetings, conferences and use library facilities at members’ rates.
ICE has one student chapter in Kuwait.
Find out what the chapter does, who's on the committees and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at Kuwait University – College of Engineering and Petroleum organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Duaij Alrukaib | Faculty Advisor |
Retaj Alotaibi | President |
Abdulaziz Alatel | Vice President |
Aljazi Albasman | Secretary |
Mohammed Alharbi | Treasurer |
We have a volunteer member in Kuwait who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
Umair is a prominent leader in the field of civil engineering, currently serving as the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Country Representative for Kuwait. With a solid academic and professional background, Umair brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his role, promoting the growth and development of civil engineering practices within Kuwait.
Umair holds a First-Class Honours Degree and a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering both from The University of Manchester, UK, is a chartered civil engineer and a Fellow of the ICE.
In his capacity as the ICE Country Representative, Umair plays an important role in promoting the ICE's mission to support and represent civil engineers globally. He is instrumental in facilitating professional development opportunities, enhancing industry standards, and strengthening the network of civil engineers in Kuwait.
Umair’s professional journey is marked by significant contributions to major infrastructure projects across the Middle East and the UK. His leadership and technical acumen have been critical in delivering complex engineering challenges, driving progress and sustainability in the built environment.
Beyond his professional achievements, Umair is passionate about mentoring the next generation of engineers. He actively engages with academic institutions and professional bodies to inspire and guide young engineers towards successful careers in civil engineering.
With a commitment to excellence and a vision for sustainable development, Umair continues to make a lasting impact on the civil engineering landscape in Kuwait and beyond.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are around 1,000 ICE members living in Malaysia and working on a huge range of projects across the country.
Our volunteer representative for Malaysia is Ir. Dr. Tony Chan, PhD BEng (Hons) PEng CEng M.I.E.M MICE . He arranges technical events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and helps to increase the profile of civil engineering. There are also several ICE student chapters at universities across Malaysia.
The ICE has an office located at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which provides support to members in South East Asia. The address is:
A-27-3A
Menara UOA
Bangsar
Jalin Bangsar
Utama1
5900
Kaula Lumpur
If you're living in Malaysia and have any questions, then please email [email protected] for more information or help.
ICE has one committee in Malaysia.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The ICE Malaysia Committee arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social events for ICE members based in Malaysia. This gives members the opportunity to share knowledge and network with other professional engineers.
Contact: - [email protected]
Name | Position |
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Sittambaranatha Gandhi Suppiah | Chairman |
Ho Eng Siang | Vice Chairman |
David Lim Hock Hoo | Secretary |
Ajay Kumar Singh | Treasurer |
Ir Dr. Tony Chan | ICE country representative |
ICE has several student chapters at universities across Malaysia.
Find out what the chapters do, who's on the committees and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at the University of Malaya (UM) organises interesting events for civil engineering students
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr. U Johnson Alengaram | Faculty Advisor |
Jin Hao | President |
The ICE Student Chapter at the Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Assoc Prof Dr Chua Kok Hua | Faculty Advisor |
Muhamad Farhan Alef bin Mu'min | President |
The ICE Student Chapter at the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus (UNMC) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Ir Yeung Tuck Wai | Faculty Advisor |
Teo Hao Zhi | President |
The ICE Student Chapter at the Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Prof. Dr Yasuo Tanaka | Faculty Advisor |
The formation of an ICE Student Chapter at UCSI University Kuala Lumpur Campus is an important step in the developing the students to become well-rounded, professional engineers. Initial Professional Development practice and experience acquired through this student chapter will prepare members for a career of lifelong learning and Continuous Professional Development within the ICE locally and internationally.
Students will also able to enjoy the benefits that ICE offers, including access to ICE's international knowledge network. The virtual library is an excellent source for engineering solutions and research-based projects, where students will have the chance to engage with ICE students and graduates all around the world through the Graduates and Students Network exchanging ideas, opinions, knowledge and experience.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Muhammad Tri Perdana Zamzami | Faculty Advisor |
Mohammed Ahnaf | President |
Foong Tze Hoong | Vice President |
Goo Jing Wen | General Secretary |
Hu Xue Long | Honorary Assistant Secretary |
Hu Xue Long | Treasurer |
ICE has a regional representative for Malaysia who arranges technical events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and helps to increase the profile of civil engineering.
We also have ICE staff responsible for membership recruitment and international strategy in Malaysia.
Ir. Dr. Tony Chan is our ICE country representative and currently the chief executive officer of WCT Holdings Bhd where his 25 years of experience in research development, advisory, and execution and financial planning for mega urban and green infrastructure projects across Asia and Europe regions. Prior to his current role, Dr. Tony has helmed key leadership in Opus Group, Atkins, Mott MacDonald, and MMC Group.
A multi-disciplinary individual, Dr. Tony has experiences in urban transport, highway and bridges, sustainable urban green planning, climate change resilience and storm water management, wastewater and waste nexus energy technology, and water resources and river basin management. Currently, he is also an industry panel advisor for the civil engineering faculty at SEGi University & Colleges, where he shares his insights and knowledge with the next generation of engineers.
Cath is responsible for managing membership support in the following countries:
Tom is the Regional Support Team contact for members in the following countries:
His role involves supporting the Country Representatives and the South East Asia regional team in delivering the ICE plan and International Strategy.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are over 500 ICE members living and working in Oman. Our members work on a broad range of projects across the country.
At the heart of everything we do in Oman is the volunteer-led, Oman local committee.
The local committee is made up of members of all levels including Fellows, Members & Graduates. They invite ICE members to exchange knowledge and ideas, visit interesting engineering sites and to attend social events. They also work to raise the profile of ICE and civil engineering in the country.
There's also an ICE graduate and student group that supports members who are working towards professional qualification.
ICE also has an Agreement of Cooperation with the Oman Society of Engineers (OSE) which enables members of either organisation to attend meetings, conferences and use library facilities at members' rates.
ICE has one committee in Oman.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The Oman Local Committee arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social events for ICE members based in the country. This gives members the chance to meet other engineers, share knowledge and network.
We're always looking for new committee members. If you have a few hours to spare we would be pleased to have you on board. Please contact Professor Khalifa Al Jabri for more information.
Name | Position |
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Professor Khalifa Al-Jabri (FICE) | Country Representative |
Muktar Bature (CEng FICE CPEng FIEAust SCE) | Industrial Adviser |
Sadiq Al Muscati (PhD CEng FICE FIET CMgr FCMI) | ICE Oman Committee Member |
Barry White (CEng MICE) | ICE Oman Advisor |
Subbaraman. R(Raman) (CEng FCIHT FIHE MICE) | Professional Development Advisor |
Zainab Alhamdani (GMICE) | Event Manager |
Tariq Umar (CEng MICE) | Observer |
Azhar Al-Qaissi | ICE Oman Advisor |
Hussam Al Balushi, MSC, CEng MICE Int PE (UK), PMP, CMEngNZ | Coordinator |
ICE has two student chapters in Oman.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
If you'd like to find out more or get involved please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Ram Kishore Manchiryal | Head of Civil Engineering |
Dr Siham Farrag PhD, FHEA | Faculty Advisor |
Reem Ali Khalfan Al Ubaidi | President |
Al Mayazin Abdallah Rabia Al Matrooshi | Vice President |
Almonther Maher Ahmed Altiti | Secretary |
Maryam Salim Abdullah Salim Al Kendi | Treasurer |
The ICE Student Chapter at Sultan Qaboos University organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Aliya Al-Hashim | Faculty Advisor |
Anwar Nasser Khalifan Al Harrasi | President |
Safa Sulaiyam Khalifan Al Harrasi | Vice President |
Nabras Khamis Salim Al Mashrafi | Secretary |
Ahmed Majid Abdullah Al Kindi | Treasurer |
We have a volunteer member in Oman who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you've got any questions or want to get involved in our work then please contact the person closest to you.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
ICE has several student chapters at universities in Pakistan.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at CET, University of Sargodha organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Usama Nazar | President |
The objective of this Student Chapter shall be to encourage the development of a professional awareness, to afford an opportunity for civil engineering students to become familiar and to practice working together effectively, to promote a spirit of congeniality among them, and to provide friendly contact with the engineering professions.
To meet these objectives, the chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Hammad Salahuddin | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at MUET (Mehran University of Engineering and Technology) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Sajjad Ali Mangi | Faculty Advisor |
Mr Zeeshan Ali | President |
Mr Hamza Hassan | Vice President |
Mr Saad Shaikh | General Secretary |
Mr M Yousif Shaikh | Treasurer |
The ICE Student Chapter at National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (NUCES) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group's overall aim is to 'foster and promote the art and science of civil engineering', which involves:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Assist Prof. Sarah Asif | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at University College of Engineering, Sciences and Technology (UCEST), Lahore Leads University organizes interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group's overall aim is to 'foster and promote the art and science of civil engineering', which involves:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Engr. Faisal Amin | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at UET Lahore organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Prof. Dr. Aziz Akbar | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at UET Peshawar organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The group aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr. Amjad Naseer | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at UET Taxila organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to give students a professional level of knowledge, hands-on experience, as well as organise university-level conferences, and seminars.
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Liaquat Ali Qureshi | Faculty Advisor |
Dr Naeem Ejaz | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at UMT Lahore organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The groups aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Engr Ali Ajwad | Faculty Advisor |
Engr Bilal Zahid | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at National Skills University Islamabad (NSUI) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Eisha Zahra | President |
Rayyan Aamir | Vice President |
Hafeez Ur Rehman | General Secretary |
Muhammad Junaid Ali | Treasurer |
Engr. Muhammad Awais Hussain | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at GIK Institute organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Abdul Rehman Abbasi | President |
Hafiza Laiba | Vice President |
Jalal Shah | General Secretary |
Muhammad Talha | Treasurer |
Ihram Khattak | Event Coordinator |
Abdul Haseeb Laghari | Director Liaison |
Athar Mehmood | Director Media |
We have a volunteer member in Pakistan who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you've got any questions or want to get involved in our work then please contact the person closest to you.
Dr. Engr. Javed Yunas Uppal is a BSc Engr., PhD (London), CEng, MICE (UK), and MASCE (USA). His name appears in Who’s Who in the World, Chicago, USA. He is a practicing civil structural engineer, chairing Engineering Project Development Consultants. He has served as the President of the Institution of Engineers, Pakistan, a Member of the Governing Body of the Pakistan Engineering Council, and a Consultant for Planning and Development for the Government of the Punjab. He is the author of over 40 publications and conference presentations at both national and international levels. He is also a trainer and motivator, delivering workshops at the grassroots, middle, and top management levels.
Dr. Uppal has been promoting the image of ICE in Pakistan by collaborating with and inviting ICE visiting teams. A couple of instances include being a speaker at the UNEP-ICE Sustainable Infrastructure Event on 31 May 2023, where he discussed case studies on the application of SDGs in the Pakistan Spatial Strategic Program, and conducting a three-week workshop in May 2021 on the Application of the Prince’s Foundation Commonwealth Association London Toolkit for Rapid Urban Development, in collaboration with the ASCE Planning Committee on Global Sustainability and the Asian Civil Engineering Coordination Council (ACECC) Committee on Sustainable Infrastructure, Washington, DC.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are over 200 ICE members living and working in Qatar. Our members work on a huge range of projects across the country.
The Regional Support Team works to further the objectives of the Institution and to serve our members' interests in Qatar. We offer membership advice, and help run a huge range of events and training opportunities to support ICE members in the region.
By joining our LinkedIn group, you will have access to discussions, presentations, invitations to events held by ICE and its industry partners, industry viewpoints, helpful information and links for IPD and much more.
ICE has one committee in Qatar.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
ICE Committee Qatar arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social events for ICE members based in the Qatar. This gives members the chance to meet other engineers, share knowledge and network.
We're always looking for new committee members. If you have a few hours to spare we would be pleased to have you on board. Please contact Lavinia Melilla for more information.
Name | Position |
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Lavinia Melilla | Country Representative |
Dr Khaled Alnaas FICE | Chair & Policy Lead |
Anbalagan Chelliah | Communication Lead |
Ayman Nadim | Treasurer |
Syed Rooman Bukhari | Secretary |
Waled Rabie | Knowledge & Professionalism Lead |
Ali Kara | Membership & Qualification Lead |
Lotfy Abdelkader | Speakers & Site Contact |
Saad Salman | Dep Knowledge Lead |
Ayman Mashali | SCEs, DEs, Mentors & Sponsors |
Ahmad Malkieh | Development Lead |
Rafik Abdulrazzak | Graduate & Student Representative |
ICE has 1 student chapter at the Oryx Universal College In Partnership with Liverpool John Moores University.
Find out what the chapter does, who's on the committees and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at Oryx Universal College in Partnership with Liverpool John Moores University organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
To get involved or for more information about the ICE Student Chapter, please contact [email protected].
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dilba Rayaru Kandiyil | Faculty Advisor |
Maher Al-Fahoum | President |
Fahed Kahtan Almuhini | Vice President |
Ivan Joseph C Oabel | Secretary |
Abdelkhalek Mahmoud Ahmed Abdullah Gharib | Treasurer |
We have a volunteer member in Qatar who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you've got any questions or want to get involved in our work then please contact the person closest to you.
Jennifer is an associate director with AECOM in Qatar, having transitioned from the AECOM UK business in 2013. She is a Chartered Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), a Grade A registered Engineer with MME Qatar, a PMP and Prince 2 Qualified Project Manager and holds a Masters in civil, Structural and environmental engineering from the University of Cambridge. Jennifer was recognized in the top 50 women engineers under 35 by WES and the Telegraph newspaper in 2017, was the winner of the Qatar UK Alumni Science and Sustainability Award in 2021 and was shortlisted for the 2022 Middle East Consultant awards Woman in Construction Professional of the Year. She is the current president of the Cambridge Society of Qatar and the country representative and chair of the ICE Qatar Committee.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are over 100 ICE members living and working in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). Our members work on a huge range of projects across the country.
At the heart of everything we do in KSA is the volunteer-led, KSA local committee.
The local committee is made up members of all levels including Fellows, Members & Graduates. They invite ICE members to exchange knowledge and ideas, visit interesting engineering sites and to attend social events. They also work to raise the profile of ICE and civil engineering in the country.
There's also an ICE graduate and student group that supports members who are working towards professional qualification.
ICE has one committee in Saudi Arabia.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The Saudi Arabia Local Committee arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social events for ICE members based in the country. This gives members the chance to meet other engineers, share knowledge and network.
We're always looking for new committee members. If you have a few hours to spare we would be pleased to have you on board. Please contact Dr. Paul J McKeown B’Eng (Hons) FICE for more information.
Name | Position |
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Dr. Paul J McKeown | Chair (Regional Member) |
Fahad Al Jubair | Vice Chair |
Donal McKeever | Honorary Treasurer |
Nicholas Rees | Honorary Secretary |
Muhammad Talha | Early Careers Network Chair |
Paul Choularton | Publicity & Communication |
Mir Laghari | Publicity & Communication |
Zaid Darwash | Member (Eastern Region) |
Badr Al Jubair | Assistant Early Careers Network Chair |
Wael Al Tayeb | Member (Assistant Early Careers Network Chair) |
ICE has one student chapter in Saudi Arabia.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at King Abdulaziz University at Rabigh organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Ali Alkaff | President |
Mohammad Almadani | Faculty Advisor |
We have a volunteer member in Saudi Arabia who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you've got any questions or want to get involved in our work then please contact the person closest to you.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are around 340 ICE members living in Singapore and working on a range of projects across the country.
At the heart of our activities in Singapore are the volunteers who make up our local associations. The local association invites ICE members to meet regularly to exchange knowledge and ideas, visit interesting engineering sites and raise the profile of ICE and civil engineering within the area.
The ICE has an office located at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which provides support to members in South East Asia. If you have any questions or you'd like to learn more about ICE's work in the region, please email [email protected].
ICE has one committee in Singapore.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The Local Association is made up of ICE members, the ICE representative for Singapore, and representatives from ICE student chapter(s) in the region.
Contact: - [email protected]
Name | Position |
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George Wall, CEng MICE FCIArb MAE | ICE country representative |
Sybil Tan | President |
Christos Panou | Vice President |
Ching Fai Tan | Secretary 1 |
Eric, Huang Chih-Ming | Secretary 2 |
Charles Im | Treasurer |
Our volunteer representative for Singapore is George Wall, CEng MICE FCIArb MAE
We also have ICE staff responsible for membership recruitment and international strategy in Singapore.
Cath is responsible for managing membership support in the following countries:
Tom is the Regional Support Team contact for members in the following countries:
His role involves supporting the Country Representatives and the South East Asia regional team in delivering the ICE plan and International Strategy.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are over 800 ICE members living and working across the UAE. Our members work on a huge range of projects across the country.
At the heart of everything we do in the UAE is the volunteer-led, UAE Local Association.
The local association is made up of sub-committees for Dubai and Abu Dhabi. It invites ICE members to exchange knowledge and ideas, visit interesting engineering sites and to attend social events. It also works to raise the profile of ICE and civil engineering in the country.
There's also an ICE graduate and student group that supports members who are working towards professional qualification.
ICE also has an Agreement of Cooperation with the UAE Society of Engineers (SoE) which enables members of either organisation to attend meetings, conferences and use library facilities at members' rates.
Find out more about sponsorship and
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they can benefit your company.
Working with the ICE UAE Branch will help place your company in the minds of the key decision makers, and raise the profile of civil engineering across the GCC.
The ICE UAE Branch was formed in the 1960's, and like the parent organisation, it strives to promote and progress the civil engineering profession across the Emirates by:
In 2012, ICE UAE became a registered legal entity and further cemented its standing in the UAE by entering into a Memorandum of Understanding with the UAE Society of Engineers.
Becoming an ICE sponsor in the UAE demonstrates your companys':
Sponsor Benefits are extensive and include a wide variety of recognition, brand awareness and participation across a range of events and platforms including but not limited to:
Find out more about some of the companies we're currently working with.
AECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm – planners, designers, engineers, program and construction managers driven by a common purpose to deliver a better world.
AtkinsRéalis is a world-leading professional services and project management company dedicated to engineering a better future for our planet and its people.
CARES is the leading independent international certification body for reinforcing steel products. Our mission is to deliver confidence in the performance, provenance, and quality of safety-critical reinforcement products entering the construction supply chain.
Maccaferri offers solutions at a global level for a wide range of civil, geotechnical and environmental engineering applications, from coastal protection to reinforced soil structures and from rockfall mitigation to tunneling systems.
Ramboll in the Middle East specialises in structural engineering, building services, fire and risk assessment, acoustics, facade engineering, sustainability and environmental services, transport infrastructure and transport, master-planning and oil & gas services.
If you'd like to know more about partnering with ICE United Arab Emirates, or have any questions about our sponsorship packages, please contact Melanie Hill:
t: +44 (0)7828 942542
ICE has one committee in the UAE.
Find out what they do and how you can get involved.
The joint group arranges events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social events for ICE members based in the UAE. This gives members the chance to meet other engineers, share knowledge and network.
Interested in getting involved?
We're always looking for new committee members. If you have a few hours to spare we would be pleased to have you on board. Please contact Sabih Khisaf for more information.
Name | Position |
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Steven Yule | Country Representative & Interim Chairperson |
Tarig Hamza | Honorary Secretary, Learned Events and ICE-UAE Societies Coordination |
Robert Burns | Honorary Treasurer |
Ravi Uppar | Social Events |
Ghanim Kashwani | ICE-UAE Societies Coordination and Learned Events |
Anuj Vats | Committee Member |
Naji Berri | Communications |
Priscilla Joseph | Early Careers Network Events Chair |
Rippendeep Kaur Sra | Early Careers Network Events Vice Chair |
Philip Todd | Fellows Events |
Hussein Saqfelhait | Fellows Events |
Jorge Linares | Member |
Maurice Kerr | Member |
Arya Ambujakshan | Committee Member |
Professor Dr Sabih Khisaf | Regional ICE Council Member for MEA (ICE Elected) and UAE Committee Member |
Mark Jamieson | MENA ICE Chair (ICE Elected) |
ICE has six student chapters in the United Arab Emirates.
Find out what the chapters do, who's on the committees and how you can get involved.
The ICE Student Chapter at the American University of Sharjah organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Habibelrahman Hassan | President |
Adil K. Al-Tamimi | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at the Amity University Dubai organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Jhanvi Sunil | President |
Vidya P Mohanan | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at the Heriot Watt University Dubai Campus Branch organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
You can also download our student chapter constitution.
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Hermela Engida | President |
Hana Engida | Events Coordinator |
Athiya Junaid | Membership Coordinator |
Dr. Olisanwendu Ogwuda | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) organises interesting events for civil engineering students.
The chapter aims to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr Sokrates Ioannou | Faculty Advisor |
Mohamed Taher Husain Omar Alhashmi | President |
Hasan Mohamed Salem Almesabi Alharthi | Vice President |
Nasser Qais Taha Hasan Alsaeedi | Secretary |
Abdulla Saleh Abdulla Alsuwaider Alwahedi | Treasurer |
The ICE Student Chapter at the Manipal University Dubai organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
You can also download our student chapter constitution.
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Mohammed Muqeet Rabbani | President |
Professor Prachee Gupta | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at the University of Bolton Ras al-Khaimah organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
Find out more about the student chapter on their Facebook or LinkedIn pages:
You can also download our student chapter constitution.
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Alexander Ayson | President |
Josiah Erum | Vice president |
Lekshmi Rajesh | Faculty Advisor |
The ICE Student Chapter at the University of Wollongong Dubai organises interesting events for civil engineering students. The aim of the group is to:
For more information or to get involved please contact [email protected].
Name | Position |
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Dr. Karol Sikora | Faculty Advisor |
Abdullah Khalid Mehmood | President |
Jobin George Kachora | Secretary |
We have a volunteer member in the UAE who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
If you've got any questions or want to get involved in our work then please contact the person closest to you.
Steven Yule is the director of Intelligent Transformation for Jacobs in the UAE and an active Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, supporting the UAE Committee. He is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation, a member of the Institute of Asset Management, and a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Engineers. Steven's career in civil engineering has seen him make impactful contributions globally, starting in the UK with Amey in Birmingham, focusing on structure design and asset management.
Steven's career took him to Qatar, where he supported the delivery of O&M and Asset Management Transformation services for Ashghal and became the country business development manager for Amey. Returning to the UK, he influenced technology integration in civil engineering projects, notably in the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) project, where he developed a Digital Twin Strategy and collaborated with the University of Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction.
In 2022, Steven returned to the Middle East as Jacobs' director of Intelligent Transformation in Dubai. He remains active in professional committees, organizing knowledge-sharing sessions and promoting professional development as an ICE SCE. As the ICE country representative for the UAE, he continues to advocate for civil engineering, demonstrating his commitment to the field and his colleagues.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
There are ICE members living in Bangladesh, and working on a range of projects across the country.
Your country rep is Dr Saiful Amin and you can contact them at: [email protected].
There are ICE members living in Brunei and working on a range of projects across the country.
We have a volunteer representative in Indonesia who helps arrange ICE activities and promote our work.
Amer Hishamuddin is a Chartered Civil Engineer with over 35 years experience in infrastructure planning, design and construction supervision in areas such as in hydrology and flood mitigation, roads and bridges and water supply in Brunei Darussalam.
Some of his previous positions include senior roles in Drainage and Sewerage, Roads, Water Services and Housing Development. He was appointed as Director General of the Public Works Department and entrusted as Permanent Secretary (Infrastrucure, Housing and Professional) in the Ministry of Development, Brunei Darussalam.
He has wide experience in developing professional and technical human resources in the Ministry, as chairman of the Board of Architects, Professional Engineers and Quantity Surveyors and is also involved in the local engineering association PUJA (Brunei).
We also have ICE staff responsible for membership recruitment and international strategy in Brunei.
Cath is responsible for managing membership support in the following countries:
Tom is the Regional Support Team contact for members in the following countries:
His role involves supporting the Country Representatives and the South East Asia regional team in delivering the ICE plan and International Strategy.
There are ICE members living in Japan and working on a range of projects across the country.
Your country rep is Tom Carey, and you can contact them at: [email protected].
There are ICE members living in Nepal, and working on a range of projects across the country.
With an academic background in Civil Engineering, Chandra holds a PhD degree in transport planning from the Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand. During his three decades plus long service, he served for UNDP, DFID, World Bank and Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC).
More recently, he contributed as the Executive Member in the National Reconstruction Authority, Nepal which was established for the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure by the 2015 Nepal Earthquake. At present, Chandra provides strategic inputs to the Government of Nepal and other development partners in the sector of resilient infrastructures.
There are ICE members living in the Philippines, and working on a range of projects across the country.
Your country rep is Trevor Morrish-Hale and you can contact them at: [email protected].
There are also ICE staff responsible for membership recruitment and international strategy in the Philippines.
Cath is responsible for managing membership support in the following countries:
Tom is the Regional Support Team contact for members in the following countries:
His role involves supporting the Country Representatives and the South East Asia regional team in delivering the ICE plan and International Strategy.
There are ICE members living in Sri Lanka and working on a range of projects across the country.
Dr. Kamal Laksiri is an Engineer specializing in Hydropower and Dam Engineering. He has been working in the country's utility, the Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB), for the last 24 years. He has been a Project Director for two hydropower projects implemented in Sri Lanka. Currently, he serves as a Consultant to the Board of CEB.
He completed his graduate studies in Sri Lanka, Master's studies in Hydropower Development in Norway, and doctoral studies in Geotechnical Engineering in Japan.
He is a Fellow member of ICE, IET, IESL, and ASCE. He had been a President of the Institution of Engineers Sri Lanka (IESL), the apex body of engineering in Sri Lanka. Currently, he is also serving as a Regional Governor of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
There are ICE members living in South Korea, and working on a range of projects across the country.
Ian Cowan MBE is a Chartered Civil Engineer with extensive expertise in the global construction industry.
He began his career in the UK, focusing on the design and construction of bridgeworks, including complex motorway interchanges. He later expanded his experience overseas, contributing to the construction and supervision of highway and bridge projects across challenging terrains and conditions in various parts of Africa.
For the next two decades, Ian worked with one of Korea’s leading contractors in Seoul, playing a key role in the bidding and execution of major international civil engineering projects. His portfolio spans bridges, high-speed railways, deep tunnel sewerage systems, harbour works, airports, and power plants. Throughout his career, he has worked across diverse contract models, including traditional procurement, Design & Build, EPC, BOT, and PPP frameworks.
Since 2010, Ian has served as Managing Director – Korea for Dal Sterling, collaborating closely with Korean contractors to address contractual and commercial challenges on large-scale civil, industrial, petrochemical, and energy projects across the Middle East, Asia, Africa and beyond.
With over 40 years of experience, Ian has been instrumental in contract negotiations, delay and disruption claims, and dispute resolution. He brings significant expertise in Dispute Adjudication Boards (DABs), Expert Determination, and Arbitration.
In 2020, he was awarded an MBE in recognition of his services to the British community in Seoul and his substantial contributions to UK civil engineering.
Ian’s deep understanding of multicultural teams and complex contractual landscapes has cemented his reputation as a highly respected expert in the engineering and construction sector.
There are ICE members living in Taiwan, and working on a range of projects across the country.
Your country rep is Nigel Schofield and you can contact them at: [email protected].
There are ICE members living in Thailand, and working on a range of projects across the country.
We are seeking a representative for Thailand, please contact [email protected] for more information.
We have ICE staff responsible for membership recruitment and international strategy in Thailand.
Cath is responsible for managing membership support in the following countries:
Tom is the Regional Support Team contact for members in the following countries:
His role involves supporting the Country Representatives and the South East Asia regional team in delivering the ICE plan and International Strategy.
There are ICE members living in Vietnam and working on a range of projects across the country.
Your country rep is Mr Sohail Ali Minhas.
We also have ICE staff responsible for membership recruitment and international strategy in Vietnam.
Ali Minhas is a Chartered Civil Engineer and a Fellow of ICE with 18 years of experience in the field of maritime engineering. Since 2014, he has been based in Vietnam, leading the maritime design team of Royal HaskoningDHV as a Technical Director.
His main area of expertise lies in structural design and the management of a wide range of maritime projects. He has extensive experience in leading the design development of complex port projects, including container terminals, oil and gas facilities, general cargo ports, and shipyards, from master planning to the construction stage. Under his technical leadership, the design team in Vietnam has become a global delivery centre, growing from 15 to over 50 engineers and technicians.
During the early years of his engineering career, he worked for over eight years with international contracting companies on a variety of large-scale civil engineering projects in Pakistan and Turkmenistan. With his first-hand site experience, he combines technical expertise with practical execution to deliver the best overall engineering solutions.
Cath is responsible for managing membership support in the following countries:
Tom is the Regional Support Team contact for members in the following countries:
His role involves supporting the Country Representatives and the South East Asia regional team in delivering the ICE plan and International Strategy.
If you have a query and your region is not represented above, please contact us at [email protected].
The ICE HKA G&S will be visiting the construction site of the Sau Nga Road Stormwater Storage Scheme. Participants will be introduced to the key challenges and solutions regarding the provision of the excavation and lateral support system.
During excavation for buildings, infrastructure, runways, or waterways, encountering the groundwater table is a common challenge. This course provides systematic knowledge for both design and execution stages to effectively lower and manage groundwater levels.
This talk will cover the topic of Nonlinear Response History Analysis as a powerful tool for advancing seismic design.
Our professional qualification training is here to help you, from advice surgeries to courses in passing your professional review.
If you are a current member or looking to become more involved with the ICE in Asia, our team are on hand to help every step of the way. Get in touch with us below.