Egis, the renowned international consulting and construction engineering group, is making significant strides in the Middle East and South Asia. The company is pleased to announce two key appointments that underscore its commitment to advancing sustainability and mobility solutions in the region.
Dr Ali Amiri has been appointed as the Director for Sustainability and Specialist Engineering, while Dr Muhammad Mustafa has taken on the role of Director of Mobility and Planning for the Middle East and South Asia. These strategic appointments reflect Egis' dedication to shaping a low-carbon future and driving innovation within urban landscapes. Dr Ali Amiri brings two decades of experience in spearheading sustainable infrastructure and building projects in the Middle East and the United Kingdom. His expertise encompasses green building design, whole-life carbon assessments, renewable energy integration, regenerative practices, and environmental design. Dr. Amiri's profound knowledge will play a pivotal role in advancing Egis' sustainability agenda. His department also includes teams of specialized engineers in areas such as Facades, Acoustics, Fire and Life Safety, as well as waste management strategists.
Dr. Ali commenting on his role said: “As a regional Sustainability Director at Egis, I believe that embracing sustainability in engineering practices is not just an option, but an imperative for the Middle East and South Asia. Our region faces unique environmental challenges, and it is essential that we, as engineers, integrate sustainability principles into every aspect of our projects. I am eager to contribute to Egis' sustainability agenda and work collaboratively to deliver sustainable solutions for our clients that positively impact the environment and support the long-term development of the region."
Under Dr Ali's guidance, Egis will focus on various sustainability and environmental practices, including resource efficiency, decarbonization, biodiversity conservation, climate change resilience, green infrastructure, and transitioning to renewable energy sources. Prioritizing sustainability aligns Egis with its own environmental goals while also assisting clients in achieving their green objectives, contributing to a more eco-conscious and resilient built environment in the region.
Meanwhile, Dr. Muhammad Mustafa brings over 25 years of experience in transportation planning and mobility solutions, having worked on diverse projects spanning Europe, North America, and the Middle East. His most recent role was with IBI Group. Dr. Muhammad's appointment as Mobility and Planning Director is part of Egis' strategic vision to expand its presence and bolster growth in mobility and strategic planning domains. He will lead the establishment of a dedicated team specializing in urban mobility and planning services. Dr. Mustafa's leadership will drive Egis' efforts to create innovative solutions that cater to the evolving needs of cities and communities in the Middle East and South Asia. By combining his strategic vision with Egis' industry-leading capabilities, the company aims to facilitate the transformation of urban landscapes and promote sustainable and intelligent mobility systems.
Dr Muhammad stated: “I am honoured to join Egis and be part of a forward-thinking organization that is dedicated to advancing mobility and planning solutions in the Middle East and South Asia. As a region known for its rapid urbanization and increasing population, the Middle East faces unique transportation challenges that make efficient and sustainable transportation crucial for supporting economic growth, improving connectivity, and addressing environmental concerns.”
For over four decades, Egis has pursued an innovation policy geared toward helping clients worldwide develop green infrastructure. They are steadfastly working towards becoming carbon neutral by 2050. These strategic appointments underscore Egis' unwavering commitment to strengthening its presence in the Middle East and positioning itself as a frontrunner in the fields of mobility, strategic planning, and sustainability.
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