Engineers must reject shortcuts, corruption to protect public interest – IET-GH
The Institution of Engineering and Technology Ghana (IET-GH) has urged engineers to uphold strict ethical standards and resist corruption, professional compromise and shortcuts in the execution of projects. President of the Institution, Engr. Wonder Salami Davor, says engineers must place public interest above personal gain and ensure that their professional decisions are guided by integrity, […]
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