43 years of practice
TurkPak was formed by agreement between the two governments, joining the leading public engineering firms of each country.
- 1969TÜMAŞ
- 1970TÜSTAŞ
- 1973NESPAK
- 1983TurkPak
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsPakistan · Türkiye · since 1983
Our name is on the board.
Since 1986 TurkPak International has signed 132 assignments as consultant, joint-venture partner and associate: roads and tunnels, canals, power stations and hospitals in 13 countries.
Chainage · CH 0+000Transport · Jaglot–Skardu Road, 164 km
43years of practice
Who we are
A government joint venture with two engineering traditions behind it.
TurkPak International (Pvt.) Limited was formed in 1983 by agreement between the Governments of Pakistan and Türkiye. Its shareholders are the leading public engineering consultancies of each country.
Sectors
Eight sectors, one project discipline.
01Transport
Motorways, highways, bridges, underpasses, airports and port terminals.
02Water resources
Irrigation tunnels, canals and irrigation schemes.
03Architecture and buildings
Government complexes, hospitals, commercial centres and housing.
04Power
Power plants, substations and transmission.
05Industry
Fertilizer, sugar and textile plants and process engineering.
06Oil, gas and petrochemicals
Refineries and petrochemical complexes.
07Environment
Waste management, carbon advisory, parks and environmental engineering.
08Planning and advisory
Master plans, urban studies, surveys and specialist technical advisory.
TurkPak in numbers
Four decades, measured in work delivered.
132 assignments since 1986
Motorways, tunnels and bridges, canals and irrigation, power stations and transmission lines, hospitals and public buildings.
- Transport46
- Water20
- Buildings19
- Power18
- Industry13
- Planning10
- Oil and gas3
- Environment3
13 countries served
Pakistan at home, and ministries and development-bank projects across the Gulf, Africa, Central Asia and the Pacific.
- Pakistan
- Oman
- Saudi Arabia
- Benin
- Senegal
- Tajikistan
- The Gambia
- Sierra Leone
- Kazakhstan
- Chad
- Afghanistan
- Iran
- Papua New Guinea
15 engineering specialities
One team covering the disciplines a major infrastructure project needs.
- Geotechnical engineering
- Water resources
- Highways, roads, airfields, bridges and tunnels
- Ports and harbours
- Power engineering
- Petrochemical and petroleum industries, oil and gas pipelines
- Industries, industrial plants and process engineering
- Urban planning and architecture
- Environmental and public health engineering
- Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning
- Mechanical engineering
- Mining and minerals
- Telecommunication, instrumentation and controls
- Project management and construction supervision
- Computer applications and systems
Clients
Trusted by ministries from West Africa to Central Asia.
Government departments across Africa, the Gulf and Central Asia, most financed through the Islamic Development Bank, alongside Pakistan's national infrastructure agencies.
10Overseas engagements
8Countries
9Financed by IsDB
West Africa
- Ministry of Rural DevelopmentSenegalIsDB
- Ministry of Equipment and TransportBeninIsDB
- Ministry of Electricity and Water, CotonouBeninIsDB
- Ministry of Health, FreetownSierra LeoneIsDB
Central Africa
- Ministry of Rural DevelopmentChadIsDB
Gulf
- Dar Al Riyadh and Ministry of CommunicationSaudi ArabiaIsDB
- NESPAK and LLC PartnersOmanDirect
Central Asia
- Ministry of PowerTajikistanIsDB
- Project Management Unit, Ministry of EducationTajikistanIsDB
- Department of Motor Roads, Ministry of Transport and CommunicationKazakhstanIsDB
In Pakistan
Capital Development Authority (CDA)Islamabad
UNDP / ENERCONIslamabad
Azad Kashmir Small Industries Corporation (AKSIC)
National Development ConsultantsLahore
Model Town Housing SocietyLahore
NESPAK divisions and regional offices
Overseas
Ministry of Rural DevelopmentSenegal
Ministry of Equipment and TransportBenin- Ministry of Electricity and Water, CotonouBenin
Ministry of Rural DevelopmentChad
Ministry of PowerTajikistan- Project Management Unit, Ministry of EducationTajikistan
Department of Motor Roads, Ministry of Transport and CommunicationKazakhstan
Dar Al Riyadh and Ministry of CommunicationSaudi Arabia
Ministry of Health, FreetownSierra Leone- NESPAK and LLC PartnersOman
Leadership
Directed from both sides of the partnership.
TurkPak is run by an executive director and a board that includes the heads of TÜMAŞ and TÜSTAŞ.
- Executive
Muhammad Zubair
Executive Director, TurkPak
- Board
Ahsan Anwar
Vice President and Head of Human Resources, Director TurkPak
- TÜMAŞ
Emre Tüzemen
General Manager TÜMAŞ, Director TurkPak
- TÜSTAŞ
Ekber Topal
General Manager TÜSTAŞ, Director TurkPak
Questions
What clients ask first.
What is TurkPak International?
TurkPak International (Pvt.) Limited is an engineering consultancy set up in 1983 as a joint enterprise of the Governments of Pakistan and Türkiye. It is registered under the Pakistan Companies Act 1913 and has its head office in Lahore.
Who owns TurkPak?
TurkPak has three shareholders. NESPAK holds 50% on behalf of Pakistan. TÜMAŞ and TÜSTAŞ each hold 25% on behalf of Türkiye.
What services does TurkPak provide?
TurkPak covers the full consultancy cycle: pre-feasibility and feasibility studies, master planning and engineering design, contract and tender documents with bid evaluation, detailed construction drawings, construction supervision and geotechnical engineering.
Which sectors does TurkPak work in?
Transport (roads, motorways, bridges and tunnels), water resources, architecture and buildings (especially hospitals), power, industrial plants, oil, gas and petrochemicals, environment, and planning and advisory.
Where has TurkPak worked?
Most of TurkPak's work is in Pakistan. Overseas, it has worked in Oman, Saudi Arabia, Benin, Senegal, Tajikistan, The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Kazakhstan, Chad, Afghanistan, Iran and Papua New Guinea, many of those assignments for government ministries financed by the Islamic Development Bank.
Is TurkPak registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council?
Yes. TurkPak is registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), the Punjab Revenue Authority (PRA) and the Sindh Revenue Board (SRB).
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