The upcoming 2nd Stormwater and Wastewater Conference in Saudi Arabia will gather industry leaders and government officials in Jeddah to tackle the nation’s urgent water management challenges. As cities expand and climate pressures grow, the event aims to advance sustainable solutions aligned with the country’s Vision 2030 and National Water Strategy.
Over 250 key stakeholders—including policy makers, utility operators, and technology experts—will meet to exchange knowledge and accelerate the adoption of innovative practices in stormwater and wastewater management. The agenda features expert sessions and panel discussions on topics such as sustainable urban drainage, decentralized treatment, flood prevention, and digital advancements for more resilient infrastructure.
Special attention will be given to nature-based approaches and digital transformation, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s significant investments in upgrading water systems and urban planning. The conference will present new technologies, successful case studies, and partnership opportunities, highlighting the commercial potential in the sector.
Attendees can also participate in policy debates, interactive workshops, and collaborative roundtables, all designed to enhance coordination across agencies and promote regional cooperation. Discussions will cover regulatory trends, emerging contaminants, water reuse, and strategies for building a circular water economy to support both environmental and economic sustainability.
By connecting local and international expertise, the event offers a platform for strategic networking, investment exploration, and market insights. Its goal is to drive progress and innovation, helping Saudi Arabia build a more resilient and adaptive future for water management across the Kingdom.