About fed.MES

The journey of the Federation of Myanmar Engineering Societies through the decades.

1916 – 1963: Origins and Interruption

The first Association of Engineers in Burma was constituted in 1927, evolving from the Burma Engineering Congress inaugurated in 1916. Initially, membership was confined to Public Works department engineers, but later opened to all engineers in Myanmar.

Following the interruption of the Second World War (1939-1945), activities renewed in 1948 with independence. However, in 1963, all associations were abolished under the Government Act, leading to a 32-year hiatus.

1995: The Diamond Jubilee Revival

During the Diamond Jubilee of Yangon University in 1995, a gathering of Yangon Institute of Technology (Y.I.T) graduates and students sparked the formation of the Fed.MES Committee.

Official permission was granted on 5th December 1995. By 23rd December 1995, Fed.MES was officially formed in the Assembly Hall of Y.I.T with the unanimous approval of approximately 800 engineers and architects.

Organization and Constitution

First Inauguration

7th February 1996, formally inaugurated on the lawns of Y.I.T.

Council Structure

Established with 36 Executive Committee (EC) and 21 Central Executive Committee (CEC) members.

Governance Term

The tenure of office is two years. Presidents are restricted to a maximum of two consecutive terms.

YearPresidentGeneral Secretary
1996-1998Prof. U Kyin SoeProf. U Nyi Hla Nge
1998-2000Prof. U Nyi Hla NgeDr. Kyaw Win
2000-2002Dr. Pe WinDr. Hla Than
2002-2004Prof. Dr. Sein MyintU Than Myint
2004-2006U Than MyintU Win Khaing
2006-2008U Than MyintU Win Khaing
2008-2010U Han ZawU Aung Myint
2011-2016U Win KhaingU Tin Latt
2016-2018U Aung MyintU Tin Latt
2019-2023U Aung MyintU Soe Myint
2024-PresentU Khin Maung HtaeyDaw Win Mon Mon Lwin
Our Vision

"To Keep Abreast of World Class Engineering Professionals"

Mission

  • Fed.MES shall be a provider for the continuing Professional Development activities for Engineers.
  • Fed.MES shall raise the competitiveness by promoting the capacity building of engineers.
  • Fed.MES shall contribute towards Industrial Development of Nation and advancement of technology.
  • Fed.MES shall carry out human resource development program continuously.
  • Fed.MES shall promote sound professional engineering practice needed for socioeconomic development objectives.

Aims & Objectives

Objective 01 Development of Engineering Profession
Objective 02 Advancement of Competitive Capabilities for Strategic Human Resource Development
Objective 03 Infrastructure and Industrial Development of the Nation

Quality Policy

Improve

To develop and continually improve the engineering profession.

Comply

To comply with the relevant rules, regulations and guidelines for all activities.

Capacity

To develop capacity building for engineers.

Enhance

To enhance member satisfaction by providing quality service.