While 5% of the world’s population resides in the Middle East and North Africa, the region has less than 1% of the world’s available water supply but is home to the highest consumers of water in the world.

Despite recent efforts to boost water supply, the demand - supply gap continues to widen due to increased economic activity and high population growth. Governments are now taking deliberate measures that combine conservation, supply capacity and operational efficiency in a bid to ensure uninterrupted access to water.

But can these measures guarantee water security for the Middle East region in the long run? How best can utilities and governments leverage advancements in technology to boost supply capacity while supporting conservation efforts?

Utilities Middle East seeks to answer these and more questions by bringing together top government officials, senior water utilities executives and experts as well as members of the academia in its first ever Water Week Forum.

The virtual event will be held from 16th to 18th November. To register, simply complete the registration form and you will receive a confirmation to join the event.