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The World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development (WED)<\/a> was celebrated for its fourth time last 4th of March as an international celebration promoting the critical role of engineers and engineering to achieve a more resilient and prosperous world.<\/p>\n On this occasion, Ms Audrey Azoulay, Director-General of UNESCO, delivered the message available in this link<\/a>.<\/p>\n This year\u2019s theme was \u201cEngineering innovation for a more resilient world\u201d and was celebrated in Madrid, Spain, after the conference \u201cEngineering the cities of the future\u201d, organized by the Institute of Engineering of Spain<\/a>, that took place on 2 and 3 March.<\/p>\n As a most popular feature of WFEO\u2019s organizing WED, the World Engineering Day Hackathon came back. We have received more than 1000 pre-event registrations of which 429 students entered and the finalists\u2019 submissions were shown on our live stream on 4 March, as well as the announcement of the winner.<\/p>\n The World Engineering Day LIVE Global Stream 2023\u2019s edition showcased some of the biggest global celebrations around the globe, including a webinar held by UNESCO Natural Sciences Sector, the above mentioned Madrid conference, and the Green Celebration Festival hosted by the Institution of Engineers Singapore. If you missed it, the replay is available on the WED website<\/a>.<\/p>\n We trust that you hosted WED celebrations in your country and region all around the world, to acknowledge and illustrate the key role and the contributions of engineering to sustainable development, to attract the public to support engineering development and to increase the social recognition of engineers.<\/p>\n World Engineering Day 2023 reached more than 50 million around the world<\/a>. <\/p>\n You can see below some videos of the 2023 edition of the World Engineering Day.<\/p>\n The World Engineering Day Hackathon<\/p>\n
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