(香港，2025 年 8 月 26 日) 香港工程師學會 (下稱「學會」) 今日舉行傳媒茶聚，介紹學會 2025/2026 年度主題「同心同創」(“Together we RISE”) ，以韌性 (Resilience)、 創新 (Innovation)、可持續 (Sustainability)、公平 (Equity) 四大核心價值凝聚業界力量。學會同時迎來獲賦予法定地位 50 年來首位女性會長周健德工程師，標誌工程界邁向多元共融可持續新時代。

學會會長周健德工程師表示：「隨著社會急速變革，工程界必須突破傳統框架，團結一致，推動跨界協作與科技創新。學會會繼續促進行業多元包容及可持續，助工程師在行業的長遠發展，有助業界吸引及挽留人才。」

學會四大年度重點 全力促進工程界發展

一. 「培育工程創科生態」 – 透過設立「工程企業家計劃 Enginpreneurs」，支持工程創科落地，以及組織業界活動，增強業界人士的技能、促進知識交流，並支持業界使用新興技術，促進創新及發展。

二. 「推動工程界可持續發展」 – 就工程界可持續發展有關議題進行研究、溝通和推廣工作，並更新集結香港可持續發展工程項目的聯合國可持續發展目標電子書，鼓勵業界實踐可持續發展。另外，學會亦延續過去兩年的參與傳統，正積極籌備於 2025 年 11 月赴巴西參加 COP30 會議。

三. 「為未來工程需求做好準備」– 推動跨界別合作，深入研究跨界融合—特別是高等教育中對「專業」和「界別」定義的演變，提前部署面向未來的人才發展戰略。

四. 「加強新領域的倡導」 – 積極與政府部門、業界組織及其他持份者合作，應對失業、產業挑戰、勞動力支援的影響，並就創造就業機會、經濟轉型、產業發展等政策作倡導。此外，學會亦關注新領域發展，如創科、新質生產力、新型工業化等範疇。

香港作為「超級聯繫人」，學會在內地及海外佈局亦有所著墨，學會成立有關大灣區標準的專責工作小組，並正籌備於北京舉辦展覽，展示香港工程成就，又透過「職稱」制度協助工程師在內地發展。

學會 50 周年慶典亮點

此外，為慶祝學會 50 周年，學會推出一連串活動，回顧半世紀成就，展現 22 個專業界別的多元實力，並展望未來挑戰，其中重點活動包括：

• 香港工程師學會 50 周年傳奇大獎及《工程傳奇：五十載卓越成就》展覽：回顧過去 50 年本港的工程發展，表揚業界出色的工程項目，並挑選得獎項目作巡迴展覽 (8 月 19 日至 9 月 14 日；希慎廣場 9 樓 Urban Sky)，加強公眾對工程專業的認識；
• 「同心同創」嘉年華：將於今年 12 月，以有趣且深入淺出的方式，向公眾展現工程多樣性，彰顯工程師對社會的貢獻。

「從維港填海到北都規劃，香港工程師始終是推動城市蜕變的中堅力量。」周會長總結：「站在金禧里程碑，我們不僅要傳承卓越工程成就，更將透過跨領域協作，展現基建創新、綠色科技、智慧都市等多元發展前景。這些新興領域蘊含龐大發展潛能，能為青年人才提供實現抱負的舞台。現在正正是新一代工程師把握時代機遇的關鍵時刻 ——當城市發展需求與科技革新浪潮交匯，專業技術將成為塑造可持續未來的核心動能。」

另外，學會亦就將於九月發表的施政報告向當局提交建議，詳見附件。

香港工程師學會會長周健德工程師 (左二)、 副會長梁國堯工程師 (右二)、

副會長陸偉霖工程師 (左一)及 秘書長薛永恒教授、工程師 (右一) 出席傳媒茶聚活動，分享學會最新動態。

會長周健德工程師 (左六)、執行委員會委員及不同工程專業的代表合照

會長周健德工程師 (左四) 與師傳計劃學員合照

附錄：香港工程師學會就 2025 年施政報告的重點建議

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 (26 August 2025, Hong Kong) – The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (hereafter “the HKIE”) held a media gathering today, introducing “Together we RISE”, the HKIE’s Theme for Session 2024/2025. The theme highlights the profession’s core values of Resilience, Innovation, Sustainability and Equity which unite the industry. The HKIE also welcomed its first female President Ir Alice Chow in its 50-year history, marking a significant milestone in the industry’s commitment to diversity, inclusion and sustainability.

Ir Alice Chow, President of the HKIE, said, “As society continues to evolve, the engineering industry must break through traditional frameworks and unite to foster cross-sector collaboration and technological innovation. The HKIE will continue to champion diversity, inclusion and sustainability, while supporting engineers in their long-term career development, to help the industry attract and retain talent.”

Four Areas of Focus to Foster the Development of Engineering Industry

1. Nurturing and Expanding the Engineering I&T Ecosystem – By introducing initiatives such as Enginpreneurs, which supports engineers in realising innovative pursuits, advocates for the implementation of engineering I&T, and organises industry networking events, the HKIE aims to unite the engineering industry, enhance professional skills, promote knowledge exchange, and encouraging the industry in adopting emerging technologies to drive innovation and development.
2. Fostering Sustainability in Engineering – Conducts research, communication and promotional work on SDGs, and publishes the UNSDGs eBook which showcases sustainable engineering projects in Hong Kong to inspire engineers and encourage sustainable practices in the industry. Furthermore, the HKIE continues the tradition of participation in international SDGs dialogue, and is preparing to attend the COP30 in Brazil in November 2025.
3. Preparing for the Future of Engineering – Promotes cross-sector collaboration, conducting in-depth research on convergence across fields– particularly the evolving definitions of “professional” and “disciplines” within higher education–and to devise strategies for advancing future talent development initiatives.
4. Strengthening Advocacy in New Areas – Engages government authorities, industry organisations and other stakeholders to address issues affecting job loss, industry challenges, and workforce support. The HKIE also advocates policies that support job creation, economic restructuring, and workforce development. Additionally, the HKIE focuses on the development of emerging sectors such as I&T, new quality productive forces, and new industrialisation.

Recognising Hong Kong’s role as a “super-connector”, the HKIE is actively expanding its presence in mainland China and overseas. The Institution has established a dedicated task force related to GBA standardisation. It also plans to host an exhibition in Beijing to showcase Hong Kong’s engineering achievements, and by facilitating the “Professional Title mechanism, create pathways for engineers seeking career opportunities in mainland China.

Highlights of the HKIE’s 50th Anniversary Celebratory Activities

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the HKIE has launched a series of activities to reflect on past achievements, showcase the strengths of its 22 Disciplines, and build for the future. Key activities include:

• The HKIE 50th Anniversary Legacy Award and “Engineering Legacy: 50 Years of Excellence” Exhibition: A review of Hong Kong’s engineering projects over the past 50 years to celebrate outstanding projects; selected winning projects will be showcased at roving exhibitions (19 August – 14 September, Urban Sky, 9/F Hysan Place) to enhance public understanding of the engineering profession
• “Together we RISE” Carnival: To take place this coming December, the Carnival aims to present the diversity of engineering disciplines and careers to the public and highlight the contribution of engineers to society in an interesting and easy-to-understand way, thereby attracting young talents to join the industry  

President Ir Chow emphasised, “From the reclamation of Victoria Harbour to development of Northern Metropolis, Hong Kong engineers have always been the backbone driving the city’s transformation. As we celebrate our Golden Jubilee, we are committed not only to building on our legacy of engineering excellence, but also to demonstrating diverse development prospects through cross-sector collaboration in infrastructure innovation, green technology, and smart cities. These emerging fields present immense opportunities and provide a vibrant platform for young talent to pursue their ambitions. Now is a pivotal moment for the new generation of engineers to seize the opportunities of our time. As the city’s development needs converge with the wave of technological innovation, professional expertise will be the core driving force shaping a sustainable future.”

In addition, the HKIE has submitted its views regarding the Policy Address to be released in September. See Appendix for key points of the HKIE’s views.

President Ir Alice CHOW (2 nd left); Vice President Ir Rupert LEUNG (2 nd right); Vice President Ir William LUK (1 st left); and

Chief Executive and Secretary Ir Prof Alfred SIT (1 st right) attended the media gathering and shared the HKIE’s latest developments.

President Ir Alice CHOW (6 th left), the Executives, and the representatives of different Disciplines.

President Ir Alice CHOW (4 th left) and the President’s Protégés.

Appendix: HKIE’s Key Views on the 2025 Policy Address

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