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NAEGE signs an MUO With Tectonics Engineering Group (TEG)

The President of the Nigerian Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment (NAEGE) continues to advance the association's mission on a global stage. During a recent meeting in Abuja, the President introduced NAEGE to the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations (UN), highlighting the association's impact and future vision. A key focus of the engagement was advocating for strategic partnerships and sponsorship opportunities that will support the training and development of young engineering geologists. This initiative aims to strengthen capacity building, enhance professional skills, and create more opportunities for emerging talents within the field. The discussion marks an important step toward international collaboration, positioning NAEGE to connect with global partners who share an interest in sustainable development, environmental stewardship, and technical advancement. NAEGE remains committed to empowering the next generation of engineering geologists while expanding its network and influence both locally and internationally.