Algeria's capital city, Algiers, has become the focal point for international collaboration and innovation in water resource management with the commencement of the 21st edition of the Pollutec exhibition. The SIEE-Pollutec, an international salon dedicated to water equipment, technologies, and services, officially opened its doors on Monday at the Palais des expositions.
Algeria Pollutec water exhibition
Officially inaugurated by the Minister of Hydraulics, Lounès Bouzegza, the event highlights Algeria's commitment to advancing its water sector. The exhibition boasts a substantial international presence, featuring 170 exhibitors from approximately fifteen countries. This diverse participation underscores the global interest in Algeria's initiatives and expertise in water management.
The four-day event is anticipated to draw close to 10,000 professional visitors. A significant aspect of Pollutec Algiers is the strong representation of domestic industry, with Algerian companies forming 70% of the exhibitors. They are joined by key players from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, representing sixteen nations including Germany, Saudi Arabia, China, Egypt, Spain, France, India, Italy, and Tunisia.
Pollutec Algiers is not merely an exhibition but also a platform for knowledge exchange and strategic discussions. The program includes a series of conferences addressing critical issues such as seawater desalination, the application of the circular economy in industry, the reuse of treated wastewater for agricultural purposes, green finance, and coastal protection strategies, alongside efforts to combat marine pollution. These discussions are vital for fostering sustainable solutions and enhancing water security in Algeria and the broader region.
Related topics: Algeria, Algiers, Pollutec, Water Technology, Water Management, Sustainable Development
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