In less than a year, Marrakech will host the XIXth World Water Congress, a major event bringing together experts, policymakers, researchers, private sector actors, as well as local and international organizations. This congress, which will take place from December 1 to 5, 2025, is organized by the Ministry of Equipment and Water of Morocco in collaboration with the International Water Resources Association (IWRA).

A theme supporting innovation and adaptation

Under the theme “Water in a Changing World: Innovation and Adaptation”, this meeting aims to address global water-related challenges while exploring opportunities in governance, sustainability, and innovation.

This event aims to:

  • Facilitate exchanges on best practices and innovative ideas;
  • Highlight pioneering research and technical solutions;
  • Create intersectoral and interdisciplinary partnerships;
  • Promote concrete solutions for effective and sustainable water governance.

Crucial themes at the heart of discussions

The congress will revolve around seven major sub-themes:

  1. Water Governance: Planning, financing, and management in a context of uncertainty.
  2. Water-Energy-Agriculture-Ecosystems Nexus: The essential links between these sectors.
  3. Water Security and management of associated risks.
  4. Innovation for a Smart Water Future: Tomorrow’s technological solutions.
  5. Groundwater: Identifying challenges and leveraging opportunities.
  6. Water for Sustainable Development: A resource in service of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
  7. Water Quality: Global health and new perspectives.

Note in your calendars

  • January 2025: Launch of the official congress website.
  • Early January 2025: Calls for abstracts and proposals for special sessions.
  • Subscribe to the mailing list: Stay informed here.

This meeting represents a unique opportunity for all stakeholders to actively contribute to shaping a sustainable future for water management on a global scale. Marrakech is preparing to become the nerve center of innovation and collaboration in water resources.

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