IEP (Rawalpindi & Islamabad) was established as a Local Centre of IEP in 1973, Initially, the office was located in Rawalpindi and shifted to Islamabad in 1983.

Engr. Amjad Hussain Malik Chairman, IEP Rawalpindi – Islamabad Centre planting a sampling in the lawn of IEP Rawalpindi-Islamabad Centre on 6th March 2010..

 
            
Engr. Zaffar Zuberi , President, IEP
Engr. Zaffar Zuberi has been elected as President of the Institution of Engineers, Pakistan for the term 2010-2012. By profession he is a Marine Engineer. He has been Member of Local Council Karachi Centre for 3 years. Vice chairman for 2 terms, Member Central Council for 2 terms, Vice President for one term and Chairman Karachi Centre. He has been Member Executive Committee of PEC for 3 terms. He is a Chartered Engineer (UK), Fellow Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (UK). He has been Chairman Pakistan branch of Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology for 3 terms, Fellow Royal Institute of Naval Architect UK, Member of World Federation of Engineering Organizations. Have written and presented a number of papers in Pakistan, Singapore and Malaysia. He has remained Director in Pakistan National Shipping Corporation, Karachi Shipyard and Malaysian International Shipping Corporation. He was Chairman of Maricon Consultants, and Aims (Pvt) Ltd
 

Engr Mr. Amjad Hussain Malik, Chairman, IEP Islamabad
Engr Mr. Amjad Hussain Malik, Chairman, IEP Islamabad
Graduated in the year 1964 from UET, Lahore in Civil Engineering. Served in HARZA Engineering Company International for 5 years in the field of Dam design and construction. Joined Military Engineer Services in May 1969 and served on various field and staff appointments throughout Pakistan. Also served for 3 years in Saudi Arabia on secondment...More
 

Engr. Ashfaq Ali Shah, Secretary IEP,Rawalpindi- Islamabad Centre
Graduate Mechanical Engineer of 1972 from Sind University Engineering College, Jamshoro (now Mehran University of Engineering & Technology). He has served from more than 37 years in State Engineering Corporation (Ministry of Industries & Production, Government of Pakistan) and its subsidiary companies, namely Heavy Electrical Complex, Hattar, Heavy Mechanical Complex, Taxila and Heavy Foundry & Forge, Taxila.
 

Ex-Chairmen, Rawalpindi-Islamabad Centre
1.  Engr. T.H. Hussain (1973-74)
2.  Engr. Maj. Gen. Iftikhar Ahmed Kingravi (1975-78)
3.  Engr. Brig. M. Ashraf (1979-81, 85-87, 90-91, 95-97)
4.  Engr. Lt. Gen. Talat Masaud (1982)
5.  Engr. Lt. Gen. Syed Shujat Hussain (1983-88)
6.  Engr. Ihsan Ullah (1988-89, 92-94, 98-2000)
7.  Engr. Ch. Abdul Rasheed (2001-03)
8.  Engr Mrs. Naheed Ghazanfar (2004 -2010)
 

History: The Institution of Engineers, Pakistan, came into existence in 1948 with the blessings of the Father of the Nation, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah as successor to the Institution of Engineers, UK. The working of the Institution of Engineers, Pakistan is similar o that of the Institution of Civil Engineers, UK. The major objective of the IEP is promoting Professional Development of Engineers

Organization: The supreme controlling body of the Institution is the Central Council with President, Secretary General, four Vice Presidents and Central Council Members who formulate policies. There are eight local centres, each managed by the Chairperson, Secretary, Vice Chairperson and Local Council Members who arrange and manage all the professional development activities.

Objectives: IEP works as NGO (Non Governmental Organization) under the Societies Registration Act in accordance with its Constitution and Bye-Laws. The Institution provides platform for interaction between academia and other stake holders.
A platform for continuous improvement to Engineering students, academia, and professional Engineers. Regular lectures, Workshops, Symposia, Technical Conferences / Seminars, study tours and visits to the Engineering works both in Pakistan and abroad are also arranged for the members.
 

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