Nama Water Services to Host Oman Water Week for Sustainable Water Sector Development

Muscat, The Gulf Observer: Nama Water Services is set to organize Oman Water Week from January 22 to 24, a pivotal event aimed at supporting the future of the water sector in the Sultanate. Bringing together professionals, policymakers, researchers, and experts from the water sector, the conference will serve as a transformative platform for knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaboration.

Oman Water Week will focus on shaping a sustainable future, emphasizing the transformation of the water sector to be more resilient, sustainable, flexible, and efficient. The event will cover a broad spectrum of topics, including the impact of climate change on water resources, new technologies and approaches to water management, and the use of water as a source of energy.

Discussions will also delve into the legal and political aspects of water management, exploring the role of public-private partnerships in improving water infrastructure. Qais bin Saud al Zakwani, CEO of Nama Water Services, highlighted Oman’s commitment to a sustainable economy and outlined strategic initiatives aimed at achieving net zero by 2050.

“As the key player in Oman’s water sector, Nama Water Services has taken the initiative to host this annual gathering to engage all key stakeholders to discuss how the water sector could be the enabler for sustainable development in Oman,” stated Al Zakwani. Oman Water Week is poised to provide a crucial platform for experts, researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals to share insights and engage in discussions that will shape the future of the water sector in the Sultanate.