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Monday, October 26, 2026

Prime Minister attends opening of IWWI 2026 International Water, Waste and Infrastructure Exhibition & Conference

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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly took part on Monday, October 26, 2026, in the opening of the IWWI 2026 International Water, Waste and Infrastructure Exhibition & Conference.

The exhibition and conference serve as a specialized platform for showcasing the latest technologies and solutions in water and wastewater management, desalination and water reuse, as well as waste treatment and recycling.

The event also provides an opportunity to exchange expertise and explore technological advances in water resource management and improving water-use efficiency.

A number of organizations and companies operating in the water, wastewater and environmental technology sectors are participating in the conference to showcase solutions and technologies aimed at developing infrastructure and improving water services, amid challenges related to rationalizing consumption and promoting sustainability.

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