List of National Members
- source: feani.org > national members
| Austria | Österreichisches Nationalkomitee der FEANI |
| Belgium | Comité National Belge de la FEANI (CNB/BNC) |
| Bulgaria | Federation of Scientific Technical Unions in Bulgaria (FNTS) |
| Cyprus | FEANI Cyprus National Committee |
| Czech Republic | Czech Association of Scientific and Technical Societies (CSVTS) |
| Denmark | Ingeniørforeningen i Danmark (IDA) |
| Estonia | Estonian Association of Engineers |
| Finland | The Finnish National Committee for FEANI |
| France | Conseil National des Ingenieurs et des Scientifiques de France (CNISF) |
| Germany | Deutscher Verband Technisch-Wissenschaftlicher Vereine (DVT) |
| Greece | Technical Chamber of Greece(TEE) |
| Hungary | Hungarian National Committee for FEANI |
| Iceland | Association of Chartered Engineers of Iceland |
| Ireland | The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (IEI) |
| Italy | Consiglio Nazionale Ingegneri (CNI) |
| Luxembourg | Comité National de la FEANI |
| Macedonia | Engineering Institution of Macedonia |
| Malta | Chamber of Engineers |
| Netherlands | Netherlands National FEANI Committee |
| Poland | Polish Federation of Engineering Associations |
| Portugal | Ordem dos Engenheiros |
| Romania | The General Association of Engineers in Romania (AGIR) |
| Slovakia | Slovak National Committee for FEANI (SNKF) |
| Slovenia | Slovenian National Committee for FEANI |
| Spain | Comité Nacional Español de la FEANI |
| Sweden | Swedish National Committee for FEANI |
| Switzerland | Schweizer Nationalkomitee für FEANI |
| United Kingdom | Engineering Council UK |
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