The annual event has become one of the region’s most prominent water platforms, bringing together policymakers, scientists, and experts from around the world.
Water Minister Hani Sweilem said the week now serves as a leading global forum for dialogue and knowledge exchange on water security and sustainable development. He stressed the government’s efforts to streamline registration and organizational procedures to facilitate the participation of individuals, regional and international organizations, and to encourage companies to present their latest water-related innovations and technologies at the accompanying exhibition.
According to an official report, 95 international and regional organizations will take part in the event, which will host 125 sessions. Key meetings include the World Water Council Board of Governors, the 37th General Assembly and Executive Meeting of the Islamic Network on Water Resources Development and Management, the Arab League’s joint ministerial committee on water and agriculture, the 50th anniversary celebration of UNESCO’s International Hydrological Programme, the EU-Egypt Water Investment Forum, and the Egypt-Netherlands Water Forum.