he fourth season of the Engineers Premier League (EPL) will begin on October 30 at Naya Nazimabad Cricket Ground in Karachi, bringing together 24 teams for a three-day T20-style cricket tournament.
The announcement was made at a press conference at the Karachi Press Club by representatives of the Association of Consulting Engineers Pakistan (ACEP), including Vice Chairman Engineer Wasif Nazar Siddiqui, Events Committee Convener Engineer Tanveer Ahsan, Council Member Engineer Kamran Siddiqui, Engineer Anwar Ali and Engineer Abdul Haseeb Mansoori.
Scheduled to run from October 30 to November 1, the tournament aims to unite engineering professionals, consultancy firms and members of the engineering community through sport while promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, professional networking and healthy competition.
The winning team will receive a cash prize of Rs100,000 along with the championship trophy, while the runners-up will be awarded Rs50,000 and a trophy. Three exhibition matches are also planned as part of the event, which is being organised by Mohammadi Event Management Services.
The organisers said the league would provide a platform for professionals from across the engineering sector to build relationships beyond their workplaces and encourage greater collaboration within the industry.
The press conference also highlighted Pakistan’s upcoming hosting of the FIDIC Asia-Pacific Annual Conference in Islamabad, which the supplied announcement says is scheduled for November next year.
The conference is expected to bring together more than 200 international delegates, including engineering specialists, industry leaders, policymakers and representatives of professional associations from various countries.
The event is being presented as an important opportunity to showcase Pakistan’s engineering and consultancy sector and strengthen international professional connections.