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OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS RECOGNISED AT ZIE DINNER AND AWARDS CEREMONY

ZIE recently successfully hosted the highly anticipated 2024 ZIE Annual Dinner and Awards Ceremony on
May 3, 2024, at Cresta Lodge (Sango Conference Centre) in Harare. The presence of respected members of the engineering community at this prestigious gathering was greatly appreciated and valued.

The ZIE Annual Dinner serves as a platform to celebrate the achievements and contributions of engineers across various disciplines in Zimbabwe. It is an opportunity for professionals to connect, network, and exchange ideas with fellow engineers within the engineering profession.

The event included an awards ceremony to recognise outstanding achievements in engineering. It also honoured individuals and organisations that have made notable contributions to the profession and have demonstrated excellence in their respective fields.
It was an unforgettable moment to celebrate their accomplishments.

“Our most heartfelt thank you and gratitude to members and fellow Built Environment Professionals for your active participation at the ZIE Annual Dinner and Awards ceremony held on May 3rd at Cresta Lodge Msasa,” said Doreen Bhebe, ZIE Media Marketing and Public Relations.

She said that the success of the remarkable event would not have been possible without their valuable presence, engagement, and support. “Your contributions added immense value to the evening, creating an atmosphere of camaraderie and celebration within the engineering community.”

The ZIE Annual Dinner and Awards Ceremony served as a platform to acknowledge and honour the outstanding achievements and contributions made by engineers and industry professionals in Zimbabwe. It is a privilege to recognise the remarkable work done by individuals and organisations that have played a pivotal role in shaping the engineering landscape of Zimbabwe.

Bhebe also expressed gratitude, on behalf of ZIE, to the awards’ esteemed sponsors, whose generous support made the event even more exceptional. “Your commitment to the advancement of engineering and dedication to our institution is truly commendable,” she said.

The evening was filled with moments of inspiration, networking, and the sharing of knowledge and experiences with over 300 guests. It was a true testament to the strength and unity of the Zimbabwean engineering community. It is hoped that the connections made and ideas exchanged during the event will pave the way for future collaborations and advancements in the local engineering field.

“Once again, we extend our deepest thanks to every one of you for gracing us with your presence and making the ZIE Annual Dinner and Awards

Ceremony a resounding success. Your continued support and engagement are invaluable to the growth and development of the Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers,” Bhebe said. “We look forward to your continued involvement in our upcoming events and initiatives. Together, we can strive towards a brighter future for engineering in Zimbabwe.”.

“Thank you to Honourable Daniel Garwe, the Minister of Local Government and Public Works; Honourable Dr. Anxious J. Masuka, Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development; ZIE President, ZIE Board Members, and their spouses; ZIE Past Presidents and their spouses and families; Engineering Council of Zimbabwe Chairperson, CEO; members of the Council and their spouses; senior government officials; and Zimbabwe Association of Consulting Engineers President and Secretariat,” said Bhebe.

Also thanked were CIFOZ President, CEO, members, and their spouses; ZBCA President, CEO, members, and their spouses; ZCIA President, members, and secretariat; captains of industry; all ZIE members and spouses; distinguished guests; ZIE CEO and Mama; and the ZIE Secretariat.

The ZIE’s vision is to be a credible engineering institution whose members are leading players in sustainable growth in Zimbabwe and beyond.

 

 

From S&D ISSUE 65

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