The Gulf Wastewater Summit 2011

The Gulf and GCC regions are in need of water security and conservation strategies to address scarcity and depleting water resource issues. Coupled with the rising demand of the population and industrial growth, water and wastewater treatment emerges as the major and potentially the most effective solution towards these challenges. In light of the prominent and popular wastewater infrastructure plans that will be put into place for the next decade, come 2011, the regional water industry has set to spend an estimate of USD 50 Billion to expand its wastewater, water reuse and service water projects.

As the implementation of wastewater infrastructure for the Gulf and GCC continues to grow, regional leaders are making the extra effort to encourage the private sector to finance water projects, hand in hand with the government through Public Private Partnership (PPP). Development plans for water projects gives rise to a new world in enhancing investments to match the rapid requirements and necessities of the wastewater markets in the years to come.

Our 3 day program encourages all wastewater, water reuse and supply water industry professionals to network and interact with representatives from the government, ministry, water project development, EPC / BOT / BOOT / BOO contracting, plant operating / owning, financial advisory, private and public finance segments. The distinguished speakers and leaders are in support of our Summit with an aim to highlight the most sought after issues that need to be addressed pertaining to the financial aspects , potential growth of the Gulf wastewater markets and its paved path to achieve project standards in line with enforced regulations and environmental guidelines. Be part of it!