OIC Conference Highlights Strengthened Collaboration for Water Management Across Member States
Jeddah – The Organization of Islamic Cooperation held a successful Ministers of Water Conference, emphasizing the importance of collaborative approaches to enhance water management and security across member states.
The event, themed “From Vision to Impact,” brought together ministers, delegates, and leaders of relevant OIC institutions to share strategies and insights on sustainable water solutions.
Participants highlighted the value of advancing desalination technologies, improving groundwater management, and utilizing renewable resources to ensure a resilient water supply for the Islamic world.
The conference encouraged member states to adopt innovative approaches and best practices to address water scarcity challenges effectively.
The OIC reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening cooperation among nations, facilitating knowledge exchange, and promoting the use of modern technologies in water management.
Delegates discussed joint initiatives and shared experiences to improve water efficiency and sustainability throughout the region.
By focusing on strategic collaboration, the conference showcased the OIC’s dedication to supporting member states in meeting growing water demands and ensuring long-term water security.
Experts emphasized that coordinated efforts can enhance resilience and foster sustainable development.
The gathering also explored policies to expand water desalination capacities and integrate renewable energy solutions, reflecting the OIC’s vision for environmentally responsible and technologically advanced water management.
Member states agreed on the importance of leveraging science and innovation to address critical water challenges.
The event demonstrated a collective commitment to advancing water security through cooperation, research, and technology transfer, highlighting the role of the OIC as a platform for meaningful collaboration. Participants left with actionable strategies to strengthen national and regional water management systems.
The conference concluded on a positive note, reinforcing partnerships and encouraging ongoing dialogue to address water scarcity, improve resource efficiency, and enhance resilience across member states. It marked a step forward in creating sustainable solutions for the Islamic world’s water needs.
