MONGOLIAN CIVIL ENGINEERS TO COOPERATE WITH SWISS ENGINEERS
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia /MONTSAME/ The Mongolian Association of Civil Engineers /MACE/ has concluded a cooperation contract with Swiss Association of Architects and Engineers /SAAE/.
The contract has been signed by E.Ganzorig, the President of the MACE and Daniel Kuendig, the President of SAAE.
Aims of the collaboration are to study construction norms and regulations, exchange experiences, cooperate on standards, implement a program on exchanging professional experiences between construction students and young engineers.
The Swiss Association of Architects and Engineers will attend international expo "Construction Expo-2011" to be open o September 2 with a project of “Mongolian Circus tower” created by Swiss construction engineers. The project demonstrates ways of using renewable energy for the reduction of air pollution.
Established in 1996 MACE numbers 109 member organizations and over 2000 construction engineers. It has cooperation agreements with the Asian Civil Engineering Coordinating Council, the Civil Engineering Associations of the USA, Japan, Taiwan, Republic of Korea, China and Turkey.
B.Oyundelger
The contract has been signed by E.Ganzorig, the President of the MACE and Daniel Kuendig, the President of SAAE.
Aims of the collaboration are to study construction norms and regulations, exchange experiences, cooperate on standards, implement a program on exchanging professional experiences between construction students and young engineers.
The Swiss Association of Architects and Engineers will attend international expo "Construction Expo-2011" to be open o September 2 with a project of “Mongolian Circus tower” created by Swiss construction engineers. The project demonstrates ways of using renewable energy for the reduction of air pollution.
Established in 1996 MACE numbers 109 member organizations and over 2000 construction engineers. It has cooperation agreements with the Asian Civil Engineering Coordinating Council, the Civil Engineering Associations of the USA, Japan, Taiwan, Republic of Korea, China and Turkey.
B.Oyundelger
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