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RIVISTA GIUGNO_rivista ing 06/07/12 10:25 Pagina 27<br />

Armonizzazione di intenti e iniziative significa<br />

anche riconoscimento di un’Etica di<br />

base che informi ed ispiri le attività <strong>degli</strong><br />

ingegneri europei.<br />

Ogni singola associazione, com’è naturale,<br />

si è dato un codice di comportamento<br />

che, risalendo a leggi morali universali, ha<br />

fondamenti comuni con quelli delle altre,<br />

pur nella diversità <strong>degli</strong> stati giuridici.<br />

L’<strong>Ordine</strong> di Milano ha preparato e proposto<br />

un Codice Deontologico Interregionale<br />

unificato.<br />

Una bozza verrà messa a disposizione dei<br />

partecipanti al prossimo meeting multilaterale.<br />

Tra i contatti esteri dell’<strong>Ordine</strong> di Milano<br />

va ricordato l’incontro di tre giorni che si<br />

è svolto presso le sedi nostra e <strong>degli</strong> Architetti,<br />

con tre rappresentanti del Ministero<br />

del Lavoro e dei Trasporti d’Albania.<br />

Gli ospiti hanno preso conoscenza <strong>della</strong><br />

nostra organizzazione, delle nostre attività,<br />

dei temi e delle modalità di svolgimento<br />

<strong>degli</strong> Esami di Stato.<br />

Attualmente non conosciamo il seguito di<br />

questa iniziativa. Un fatto è certo, e dovremmo<br />

esserne orgogliosi: gli ingegneri e<br />

gli architetti albanesi intendono darsi<br />

un’organizzazione e hanno scelto come<br />

modello gli Ordini di Milano. l<br />

european engineers<br />

DI ALBeRTO CALeCA<br />

Bruno is a bright man. He speaks a little,<br />

but when he speaks hits the target.<br />

During a meeting Bruno asked: why did<br />

we make so many efforts to maintain frequent<br />

contacts with Spanish, French and<br />

German colleagues ? Why did we estabÌish<br />

the three structures called CATMIL<br />

(Catalunia-Milano),GREMII, (Grenoble-<br />

Milano) and WIEMIL (Wiesbaden-Milano)?<br />

The reply was that we must be European,<br />

that we have to know our European<br />

partners and because within a few<br />

years our University degrees wiIl be European<br />

and not national as they are nowadays.<br />

Moreover ,the Italian Orders are<br />

under attack from our politicians and we<br />

have to know and to meet the similar organizations<br />

of the European engineers,<br />

to better defend ourselves.<br />

Apart this, the Italian Orders are provincial,<br />

“in name and in fact”, therefore we<br />

have to make all the possible efforts to<br />

become less “provincial” and more international,<br />

i.e. more European. Is everything<br />

going well? Not really. At present<br />

there is a problem that Bruno did not put<br />

in evidence. How can the 12.200 members<br />

of the Milan Order of Engineers<br />

know and appreciate the results of the<br />

frequent contacts with our Spanish,<br />

French and German colleagues ? In fact<br />

such contacts are carried out by a limited<br />

number of members of the Order. How<br />

can we percolate the results of our work<br />

to all the other members?<br />

Although not fully satisfactory, the reply<br />

is that the minutes of the meetings with<br />

the European colleagues are available<br />

on the web site of the Order, so everybody<br />

can read them and give suggestions<br />

and comments.<br />

We write this article in English, to put in<br />

evidence the need of internationalization.<br />

Moreover, we are at the disposal of all<br />

the members of the Order who may need<br />

specific information on the Spanish,<br />

French and German markets. We said<br />

“markets” because it is really possible<br />

that some members of ours can be interested<br />

in the said European markets for<br />

their activities and business.<br />

As an example, in Germany they are looking<br />

for 50.000 engineers, with two characteristics<br />

: to be graduated (five- years<br />

course of studies in an engineering University)<br />

and to know the German language<br />

or, at least, to be fluent in English.<br />

Let me add that Italy and several other<br />

European Countries will not survive without<br />

a severe effort of innovation in their<br />

industries and services. Only the engineers<br />

are in the position to innovate. Surely<br />

lawyers or economists will not be<br />

able to do innovation and to understand<br />

its vital necessity. Innovation, together<br />

with productivity and competitiveness are<br />

matters that we have discussed and investigated<br />

since long with OUI European<br />

colleagues, from which we have learned<br />

and we will have to learn a lot. In this<br />

number of our <strong>Rivista</strong> you can find an article,<br />

written by Giuseppe Susani, on the<br />

same matter, i.e. on the relationship with<br />

the European colleagues and with their<br />

organizations similar to our Order. Susani<br />

is giving you additional and factual<br />

information. l<br />

<strong>Rivista</strong>* dell’<strong>Ordine</strong> <strong>degli</strong> <strong>Ingegneri</strong> - 27

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