ASIAWATER 2024 set to chart course for water resilience


Sharing expertise: Akmal at ASIAWATER 2024. Over 20,000 industry professionals from 61 countries are meeting and exploring cutting-edge solutions that will shape a more sustainable future for water.

KUALA LUMPUR: The topic of water security and how countries should manage it better has become a hotbed of activity in more recent times.

This is because challenges faced by the water industry have been many – Malaysia has experienced unprecedented flooding, water pollution and a deficit of water supplies just to name a few.

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