• To advance education in the field of engineering for the public benefit, in particular, by the provision of additional equipment and technical assistance to educational institutions in the SUDAN.

• Establishing links between Sudanese Technical Institutions and their British and European Counterparts in order to seek Professional and Academic training opportunities for Sudanese Engineers, in particular those who reside in UK & IRE, and facilitate the transfer of the state-of-the-art Engineering Knowledge to the Sudanese Technical Institutions. This Knowledge Transfer will improve the punctuality of the Technical Sudanese Institutions and enhance the performance of their graduates.
• Working closely with the Sudanese Engineering Society in SUDAN, which is an equivalent to the Professional Engineers' Institutions in other countries, in furtherance of the SESUKI's Objectives.
• Organizing lectures, seminars, workshops and conferences on technical and engineering problems encountered in Sudan. The proceedings of these activities may be published as technical bulletins or scientific research papers and will be available to any institution, academic or other individual or in the SUDAN, for example click here to read Abstract and Events of the ( International Workshop on Water Resources and Hydroelectrical Potentials in the Nile Basin) held by SESUKI at Imperial College on 04/01/1997. Also, you can click workabst.html to read Abstract of the (Workshop on Energy Resources in Sudan) held by SESUKI at The Middle East Association, London, UK, 27/02/1998
• Collaboration with other engineering and professional Institutions in the UK, EEC and Northern America in working together to enhance the engineering field in the SUDAN for the public benefit.

• Full Membership
1. Must be a Sudanese Engineer or Technical-Engineer who graduated from an accredited university/polytechnic in accordance with the standards set by the Sudanese Engineering Council, and must provide a copy of his/her degree certificate.
2. Must be a resident in the UK or Ireland for more than 6 Months.
3. Must be content with the SESUKI's Objectives and work towards the achievment of these objectives.
4. The application form of each member must be endorsed by another fully registered member.

current Full Memberships annual fees are FIFTEEN (15) STERLING POUNDS for employed members or Ten (10) STERLING POUNDS for unemployed members or graduate students and Cheques or Postal Orders are paid to "Sudanese Engineering Society" and sent to:
P.O.Box 271
Hounslow TW5 9GE
United Kingdom
5. To Register as a Full Member, please click here

• Associate Membership
1. All Sudanese individuals who are interested in engineering activities and, in particular Engineering Sudanese Students studying, anywhere or Engineers who are not resident in the UK/Ireland, are encouraged to join SESUKI under this category.
2. To join as Associated Members these individuals need to be endorsed by a fully-registered member of SESUKI.
3. Associated Members are entitled to participate in all SESUKI activities and to submit written suggestion to the Annual General Meeting or the Executive Committee (see Brief CVs of the Current Executive Committee Members
4. Associated Members have no right to attend or vote in a general meeting nor to be elected to the Executive Committee of SESUKI.

Current Associate Membership annual fees are FIVE (5) STERLING POUNDS and Cheques or Postal Orders are paid to "Sudanese Engineering Society" and sent to:
P.O.Box 10969
London W12 7WJ
United Kingdom.
If you are living overseas, please contact: SESUKI's representative in your Neighbourhood
5. To Register as an Associated Member, please click here

• Honorary Membership
1. The Executive Committee of SESUKI is empowered to offer Honorary Membership to any individual who did or actively doing appreciable service to SESUKI as judged by the Executive Committee.

• Held two technical Seminars about Engineering Problems facing Sudan (Printed materials summarizing both seminars are available, if you are interested in anyone please send a self-addressed envelope to SESUKI address, please indicate your preference language (Arabic or English) :
1. Energy in SUDAN: Addressed by Eng. Abdelaziz Osman Musa (ex-Energy Minister : 1985-1986)

Held on 10-1-1996 at London School of Oriental & African Studies (SOAS).
2. Irrigation and the Nile's Water Agreement between Sudan & Egypt: Addressed by Eng. Kamaladdin Eltelib (Consultant Engineer and a Former Member of the Permanent Higher Technical Joint Committee of the Nile Water for Sudan & Egypt)

Held on 10-3-1996 at Kings' X Neighbourhood Centre.
• Wrote more than 9 recommendation letters to UK Universities referring to Sudanese Engineers who seek to do Postgraduate study in UK.
• Wrote a recommendation letter to a UK-based Charity Organization to help a Sudanese Engineer seeking financial grant for his postgraduate study; this was successfully achieved by receiving a grant of 2,400 (sterling pounds) for his study.
• Established an archive and addresses database for more than 120 Sudanese Engineers in UK & IRE.
• Established an archive for about 100 scientific papers written about Sudan Engineering Problems, in particular with reference to Solar Energy and Petroleum database.

• An International Workshop addressing Water Resources and Hydroelectrical Potentials in the Nile Basin was held on the 4th of January 1997 at Room 207, Civil Engineering Department of Imperial College (From 2.00pm to 7.30pm) and it was a spectacular success. For description of this event please click here
• Co-operating with Book Aid International Charity Organization, SESUKI provided 1200 New Books (costing about 15,000 sterling Pounds) covering Electrical, Mechanical & Chemical Engineering with few books in Medicine, Economics for University of Khartoum-Sudan, for more details click here
• As a direct result of the Water Resources and Hydroelectrical Potentials in the Nile Basin workshop, SESUKI arranged between 08 March and 08 April 1997 a visit to Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners Company for a Sudanese postgraduate engineer studying in University of Bologne (Italy). He is currently doing his PhD in Management of Dams in Sudan and the visit helped him to access important missing information about Dams in Sudan. SESUKI's role was helping him to obtain an entry visa to UK, as well as provision of help and guidance in UK. SESUKI wishes to thank the staff of Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners for their co-operation.
• Wrote 6 recommendation letters to UK Universities referring to Sudanese Engineers who seek to do Postgraduate study in UK.
• Links were established with several UK-based Charity Organizations that promised once the needs of the Sudanese Technical Institutions are provided (e.g. Equipment), they will allocate a budget within the structure of their Organizations to achieve these needs. The establishment of these needs was carried out in October 1996 and we received several feedback letters from Institutes in Sudan.
• SESUKI have established a link with most of Professional Engineers Institutions, such as Institution of Electrical Engineers, Institution of Chemical Engineers, etc., in order to update the Engineering Departments in Sudanese Universities with their requirements for syllabuses; this update allows automatic associated membership for the graduates of these Universities. This update was missed since 1982, and we are glad that it will be established in the near future.
• SESUKI provided Co-ordination and Information Service for Sudanese Engineers working overseas, such as those working in the Gulf States and Saudi Arabia, to access relevant information about postgraduate study in UK. This service already succeeded in providing sufficient information for two engineers to choose the right courses. If you are intending to study engineering in the UK, please send a self addressed A4-size envelope and a covering letter explaining your needs to SESUKI's address. Nominal fees to cover this service will be set and the candidate will be informed about it personally.

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1200 New Books for University of Khartoum
• Co-operating with Book Aid International Charity Organization, SESUKI provided 1200 New Books (costing about 15,000 sterling Pounds) covering Electrical, Mechanical & Chemical Engineering with few books in Medicine, Economics, etc... These Books were received on the 6th of November 1996, stamped by SESUKI's Official Stamp and were delivered (by December 1996) to the main library of the Khartoum University and distributed to different departmental libraries in the University . SESUKI wishes to thank the staff & managers of Book Aid International Charity Organization and Sudan Airways for their co-operation. Also links have been established with several Bookshops, e.g. Dillons (UK), to donate engineering books to SESUKI, such that they will be forwarded to Technical Institutions in SUDAN, they welcomed this link and promised to deliver very soon.
Abstracts and Events of the International Workshop on Water Resources and Hydroelectrical Potentials of the River Nile Basin

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The workshop was held at Room 207 of Civil Engineering Department, Imperial College at 04/01/1997. It was attended by several interested people (attendance = 49), mostly engineering professionals and others. Audio and video recording of the workshop was made. It was also covered by El-Ihram International Newspaper. Four scientific papers were presented by:

1. J V Sutcliffe & N J Widgery (Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners, Earley House, London Road Reading, Berkshire RG6 1BL, UK) addressing The Problems of Sustainable Water Resources Management in Sudan..

If you want to read the abstract of this paper please click here.
2. Dr D. Conway (University of East Anglia) addressing Climate Change and the Nile River.

If you want to read the abstract of this paper please click here.
3. Mr Shihab Abd Elgadir Babiker (Consultant Engineer working in Sudan, now associated with Sir Alexander Gibb & Partners, Earley House, London Road Reading, Berkshire RG6 1BL, UK) addressing Water Availability and Water Resources Planning in Sudan

If you want to read the abstract of this paper please click here.
4. Mr Kamal Osman Eltelib (Consultant Engineer now working on projects in UK and Uganda) addressing Hydroelectrical Potentials in the River Nile within the Sudan Borders

If you want to read the abstract of this paper please click here.

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If you are interested in receiving copies of the participating paper, please send a self-addressed envelope (A4 size) and a Postal order or Cheque of 5 Sterling Pounds (or 6.5 Sterling Pounds if you could not provide a self-addressed envelope allowing for Posting & Packaging) to :
Sudanese Engineering Society
P.O.Box 10969
London W12 7WJ
United Kingdom

Again in Co-operation with Book Aid International Charity Organization, SESUKI has received 1150 New Books (costing about 15,000 sterling Pounds) covering different disciplines including Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Surveying & Civil Engineering disiplines as well as valuable Medical Books. These Books were received on the 16th of Mar. 1999 and stamped by SESUKI's and Book Aid's Official Stamps. They were then delivered (free of charge by TransArabian Cargo Service) to the main libraries of the following Universities in the Sudan:

SESUKI wishes to thank the staff and managers of Book Aid International Charity Organization and TransArabian for their co-operation. .

About 300 Kg of Valuable Lab Aid for The University of Khartoum

In Co-operation with LAB AID Charity Organization, SESUKI has received 300 kg of extremely valuable lab aid consisting of devices and glass instruments covering different science disciplines. The lab aid was packed by the committee members of SESUKI and the staff of LAB AID Organisation on the 14th of November 1998. It was then delivered to TransArabian Cargo from where the company kindly shipped it free of charge to Sudan on 10/1/99: The lab aid will be distributed to the different departments of Khartoum University as shown below:

SESUKI wishes to thank the staff and managers of Lab Aid Charity Organization in particular Mr Alan Welch and TransArabian for their most appreciated help and co-operation. Also, other universities, especially in Southern Sudan, namely Juba, Western Sudan and Eastern Sudan will be targeted by our next shipments.

Again in Co-operation with Book Aid International Charity Organization, SESUKI has received 1500 New Books (costing about 20,000 sterling Pounds) covering different disciplines. These Books were received on the 16th of Feb. 1998, stamped by SESUKI's and Book Aid's Official Stamps and are currently waiting for delivery (free of charge by TransArabian Cargo Service) to the main libraries of the following Universities in the Sudan:

Notice: The prime objective of SESUKI is supporting the technical Education, we almost cleared the shelves of Book Aid from Engineering Books and, therefore, completed the packages by Medicine, Veterinary, Agriculture, Computer Science and Economics Books. These books, as described in the following Table, have been allocated by SESUKI to serve the Universities according to their Colleges and Faculties.

SESUKI wishes to thank the staff and managers of Book Aid International Charity Organization and TransArabian for their co-operation. Also, other universities, especially in Southern Sudan, namely Juba, Western Sudan and Eastern Sudan will be targeted by our next shipments.

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