IEC

The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) plays a pivotal role in global standardization and conformity assessment, enhancing safety and efficiency in electrical and electronic technologies since 1906. With a collaborative network comprising approximately 170 countries and 30,000 experts, the IEC ensures seamless and secure interoperability of products worldwide.

The organization focuses on developing international standards, facilitating conformity assessment processes, and promoting advancements in various sectors, including energy, healthcare, transportation, and smart manufacturing. By emphasizing digitalization, AI, and climate action, the IEC addresses contemporary challenges while supporting diverse stakeholders such as industries, governments, and academic institutions.

In addition to standardization, the IEC offers initiatives like the Global Impact Fund and mentorship programs, encouraging young professionals and women in the field. Through a robust online learning platform and an extensive resource area, the IEC fosters knowledge sharing and skills development, driving innovation and safety across the global community.