👉 Overseas engineering refers to the practice of bringing engineering expertise, projects, and technologies from one country, typically a developed or industrialized nation, to another country, often in developing regions. This involves the transfer of knowledge, skills, and advanced technologies to support infrastructure development, industrial growth, and technological advancement in the host country. Overseas engineers may work on large-scale projects such as power plants, transportation systems, telecommunications networks, and construction of buildings or industrial facilities. They often collaborate with local teams, adapting their expertise to meet the specific needs and conditions of the host country while also contributing to capacity building and knowledge sharing. This form of engineering collaboration aims to bridge technological gaps, stimulate economic growth, and foster sustainable development in the recipient nation.
