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๐Ÿ“ฐ IQSK and RICS Strengthen Partnership for Professional Advancement

๐Ÿ“ฐ IQSK and RICS Strengthen Partnership for Professional Advancement

The Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK) has taken a significant step in strengthening its international ties by hosting a high-level delegation from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). The engagement, held recently at the IQSK offices, focused on enhancing the long-standing collaboration between the two global professional bodies.

The IQSK, which brings together professionals trained and registered to work as quantity surveyors in Kenya, was pleased to host Mr. Bonface Waweru, RICS Regional Business Development Manager for London & South West.


Key Highlights of the Engagement

The discussions involved IQSK President QS. Mutinda Mutuku and IQSK CEO Perpetua Bulemi. The meeting centered on several critical areas aimed at expanding value for IQSK members and promoting the quantity surveying profession across the built environment sector:

  • Strengthening the IQSKโ€“RICS Partnership: Reinforcing the strategic alliance to leverage global best practices and standards in the profession.

  • Enhancing Professional Pathways: Exploring avenues to provide clearer and more robust routes for Kenyan quantity surveyors to achieve international recognition and RICS accreditation.

  • Expanding Value for Members: Identifying new opportunities for professional development, knowledge sharing, and increased market access for IQSK members in the built environment.


Commitment to Industry Growth

This collaboration, as highlighted by QS. Mutinda Mutuku (pictured right), underscores the commitment of both IQSK and RICS to professional development, standardization, and industry growth. By deepening this partnership, both organizations are working to ensure that Kenyan quantity surveyors remain at the forefront of the global built environment, equipped with the necessary skills and international credentials to drive large-scale, sustainable projects.

IQSK President QS. Mutuku expressed optimism about the future, noting the shared goals for advancing the profession and the built environment. The institute looks forward to announcing concrete outcomes from this engagement to its members soon.

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