Egyptian Engineering Day

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The IEEE Egyptian Engineering Day (EED) has become the annual nexus for the engineering community in Egypt. It is organized by the IEEE Egypt GOLD Affinity Group, and has been held annually in July/August of each year since 2002. This event is an opportunity for electrical, electronic, computer and mechanical engineering professionals in Egypt to meet new associates in the field, share ideas, collaborate on projects and learn something new. It is also becoming the official front end event for other IEEE activities in Egypt, such as the Made in Egypt (MIE} and Idea 2 Product (I2P) competitions.

For executives in the technology industry, the event is an important focal point where they can enhance their network, discover new talents, meet with their peers across the field, and share their visions on the direction and development of the industry. For freshly graduated engineers, the timing of the event is suitably chosen to introduce them to the engineering market.

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[edit] EED Goals

  1. Provide a forum for continuous sharing and discussion of ideas and knowledge.
  2. Encourage cooperation on technology projects and research.
  3. Foster real communication between the university and the industry.
  4. Enhance skills needed for better performance in the professional world.
  5. A national gathering celebrating the engineering profession.

[edit] Yearly Events

Each year, the EED is held under a new slogan, with the aim of focusing on a specific theme or idea for development. The following is a brief summary about the events of each year.

[edit] EED 2002 - Get Ready

[edit] EED 2003 - We Will Put You On the Track

[edit] EED 2004 - Bringing Together Engineers with Ideas

[edit] EED 2005 - Join the Success

[edit] EED 2006 - It's Your Turn

EED 2006 was held with a focus on small and medium enterprises, entrepreneurial development and start-up companies in the engineering field. The technology industry in Egypt is starting to grow, and to develop, it needs fresh innovative ideas for technology businesses. The EED of 2006 delivered the message to young engineers that it is time for them to take control of their career, lead the industry, and market their own dreams.

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