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03/05/2026

In Jibreen, Syria, wastewater system disruptions have led to sewage ponding and increased risks of groundwater contamination, affecting surrounding communities and infrastructure.

Working with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Engicon is supporting the restoration of the Jibreen wastewater pumping station by diagnosing its performance under limited power conditions, identifying priority rehabilitation measures, and developing feasible wastewater treatment options for the area.

By addressing both operational reliability and long-term treatment pathways, the project aims to reduce environmental pollution, protect groundwater resources, and improve public health conditions.

To know more: https://www.engicon.com/index.php/sample-projects/by-solution/water/101-jibreen-wastewater-pumping-station-aleppo-restoring-wastewater-conveyance-and-defining-a-treatment-endpoint

20/04/2026

Engicon convened its company retreat in Amman, Jordan, bringing together its engineering teams for strategic updates, focused working sessions, and discussions on strengthening project delivery across disciplines.

The retreat highlighted Engicon’s direction for accelerated regional growth, the role of strategic investments in expanding specialist capabilities, and the increasing importance of technology-enabled services, operations and maintenance, and integrated delivery in shaping the future of engineering consultancy across the MENA region.

To know more: https://www.engicon.com/index.php/news/109-engicon-charts-tech-enabled-growth-at-biannual-retreat

14/04/2026

Engicon and Ecocentra have combined their environmental and social advisory expertise to establish a consolidated platform positioned to support increasingly complex projects across the Middle East, Africa, and Central Asia.

The strengthened structure takes shape through Engicon’s strategic investment in Ecocentra, which will operate as an associate company while integrating Engicon’s environmental team. Together, the unified platform expands technical capacity and service sophistication in response to rising regional demand.

This union of portfolios includes projects funded by institutions such as the World Bank, UNDP, AFD, EIB, EBRD, and KfW, reflecting strong alignment with international environmental and social standards.

To know more: https://www.engicon.com/index.php/news/110-engicon-and-ecocentra-combine-expertise-to-establish-a-dedicated-environmental-advisory-platform

Visit Ecocentra: https://www.ecocentra.me/

31/03/2026

Engicon has been selected to provide technical, environmental and social advisory support for Jordan’s Schools PPP program, a European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)-supported initiative being delivered under the Mutual Investment Model (MiM).

The program is structured to deliver a portfolio of 41 schools through a phased approach. Under MiM, the framework requires an integrated, investment-grade package that integrates design criteria, lifecycle cost modeling, facilities management performance, and environmental and social compliance into a single coherent delivery model.

Engicon will support the program from feasibility through procurement, covering lifecycle cost planning, facilities management performance standards tied to payments, risk allocation, and environmental and social requirements in line with EBRD Performance Requirements, through the RFQ and RFP to commercial close.

This engagement reflects a shift in how social infrastructure is planned and delivered. It goes beyond designing and building schools by structuring long-term performance, accountability, and service continuity across the full lifecycle.
Engicon’s multidisciplinary teams will contribute across technical advisory, lifecycle performance planning, and environmental and social due diligence to support the program’s delivery objectives.

15/03/2026

Within Sudair Industrial City, Engicon , together with Praxis, Architects | Urban Designers, delivered an integrated landscape and public-realm design rooted in sustainable water reuse.

Reclaimed treated sewage effluent (TSE) is used to form two artificial lakes and support a self-sustaining park landscape, contributing to MODON’s vision for human-scaled industrial cities in Saudi Arabia.

The project demonstrates how landscape, infrastructure, and operations can be planned as one system, transforming industrial environments into functional and welcoming public spaces.

To know more: https://www.engicon.com/index.php/sample-projects/by-solution/architecture-planning/96-sudair-lake-park-designing-green-public-space-within-a-demanding-industrial-setting

15/02/2026

As ’s cities continue to expand, resilient wastewater infrastructure is essential to public health, sustainable growth, and long-term water security. The Al Wakra & Al Wukair Sewage Treatment Plant is a key project supporting these objectives.

Engicon contributed to the project through the CME Joint Venture, comprising Elegancia, Metito, and Çalık Enerji, supporting quality supervision activities throughout construction.

Our team played a key role in upholding the project’s quality standards through active on-site supervision and continuous coordination with all project stakeholders, including the EPC contractor, subcontractors, the client, and regulatory authorities. This integrated approach has strengthened collaboration, improved workflow efficiency, and ensured consistent adherence to technical and safety requirements, contributing to a more controlled delivery process and the long-term reliability of the infrastructure.

Initiatives of this scale play a vital role in advancing sustainable urban growth and ensuring long-term water security in regions facing water scarcity.

To know more: https://www.engicon.com/index.php/sample-projects/by-solution/engineering/94-the-al-wakra-al-wukair-sewage-treatment-plant

12/02/2026

Engicon has been appointed as the local consultant to the multi-disciplinary team led by Níall McLaughlin Architects (NMLA), winner of the international design competition for the Museum of Jesus’ Baptism at Bethany, Jordan.

The competition was commissioned by the Foundation for the Development of the Lands Adjacent to the Baptism Site and managed by Malcolm Reading Consultants. The six-month selection process brought together a shortlist of seven international studios and an Advisory Panel with expertise spanning architecture, landscape, museums, and heritage.

The winning architect’s concept presents the museum as an east-west journey shaped by a narrative sequence of wilderness, water, and witness. The design is intended to respond sensitively to the site and the adjacent UNESCO World Heritage context.

Engicon’s appointment as local consultant supports the team’s progression of the design in Jordan, working in partnership with the Foundation and in coordination with relevant stakeholders. The museum is planned to open in 2030 to mark the bimillennial of Christ’s baptism, and is expected to become a globally significant spiritual and cultural landmark that deepens the visitor experience at the Baptism Site on the east bank of the Jordan River.

Images © Níall McLaughlin Architects

Link: https://www.engicon.com/index.php/news/107-engicon-named-local-consultant-on-winning-team-for-museum-of-jesus-baptism-at-bethany-jordan

27/01/2026

Engicon Participates in EBRD Iraqi Market Workshop.

On January 18th, Engicon participated as a featured speaker at a full-day workshop organized by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) focused on Iraqi market entry opportunities for Jordanian companies. The event, held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Amman, brought together business leaders, industry experts, and companies interested in expanding their operations to Iraq.

Engicon's Managing Director of Iraq, Syria and Yemen, Hussein Al-Kurd, served as a panelist in a key session titled "Doing Business in Iraq". He shared the unique experience and insights from the company's operations in the Iraqi market. The panel discussion provided attendees with operational field perspectives on navigating the Iraqi business environment, regulatory frameworks, and other challenges.

The event marked the beginning of EBRD's operations in Iraq and aimed to support Jordanian companies seeking regional expansion. While the Iraqi market has long been a natural destination for Jordanian businesses, effective market entry requires precise understanding of the business environment, regulatory frameworks, operational mechanisms, and appropriate partnerships.

19/01/2026

Amman City Airport (Marka) has officially commenced start-up operations following the completion of the Departures Hall rehabilitation works.

Engicon supported Amman City Airport - Jordan Airports Company (JAC) as engineering consultant, providing design review and construction supervision for the upgraded departures facility. The works included layout optimization, passenger flow planning, passport control and baggage handling areas, and coordination of key airport systems to support safe and efficient operations.

The project was completed and handed over in December 2025 and forms part of JAC’s wider efforts to enhance Jordan’s aviation capacity and support future growth.

To know more: https://www.engicon.com/index.php/news/103-engicon-supports-jac-as-amman-city-airport-launches-under-a-new-brand

31/12/2025

As we begin the New Year, Engicon extends its sincere appreciation to our employees, clients, and partners.
Your trust and collaboration continue to shape our work.
We look forward to a year defined by progress, opportunity, and shared success.

Happy New Year!

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