QUESTIONS| Event Date/Time: Oct 31, 2010 | End Date/Time: Nov 03, 2010 |
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Key Benefits of Attending
Listen to alternative regional approaches to wastewater
Hear about regional and international approaches to low cost and rural wastewater treatment strategies
Evaluate how to adapt the latest technology in Egyptian wastewater plants
Hear about key wastewater projects occurring in Egypt
Understand the details of the Egyptian government’s newly introduced PPP laws
Improve the sustainability of wastewater infrastructure by assessing operational best practice
Learn new skills from leading industry experts at interactive workshops
Network with key figures and government representatives in the wastewater industry
Who Should Attend?
Wastewater infrastructure stakeholders throughout the value chain will be attending, including:
Government ministries and departments
Holding company managers
Directors and chairmen
Contractors
Consultants
Wastewater and environmental engineers
Sanitation engineers
Professors and academics
Wastewater plant managers
Technical managers
Sewerage managers
Irrigation consultants and engineers
Designers
WaterTech Middle East testimonials:
A step forward to achieve continual improvement.
Water Division Manager, Al Ain Distribution Company
The conference was rich with new materials and information that are essential to all involved in the water industry.
WOC Manager, TRANSCO
A highly interesting and relevant conference, with an excellent focus on the real issues.
Consultant Water, ATKINS
There was a good coverage of regulatory framework and municipality execution. Covering growing population and related water/waste water issues and introducing technologies of service providers as solutions to handle these issues.
Project Manager, UtilEco Middle East
This was a very good chance to meet individuals and organisations who share the same interest in one of the most important subjects nowadays.
Process & Plant Function Leader, Hyder Consultin
Listen to alternative regional approaches to wastewater
Hear about regional and international approaches to low cost and rural wastewater treatment strategies
Evaluate how to adapt the latest technology in Egyptian wastewater plants
Hear about key wastewater projects occurring in Egypt
Understand the details of the Egyptian government’s newly introduced PPP laws
Improve the sustainability of wastewater infrastructure by assessing operational best practice
Learn new skills from leading industry experts at interactive workshops
Network with key figures and government representatives in the wastewater industry
Who Should Attend?
Wastewater infrastructure stakeholders throughout the value chain will be attending, including:
Government ministries and departments
Holding company managers
Directors and chairmen
Contractors
Consultants
Wastewater and environmental engineers
Sanitation engineers
Professors and academics
Wastewater plant managers
Technical managers
Sewerage managers
Irrigation consultants and engineers
Designers
WaterTech Middle East testimonials:
A step forward to achieve continual improvement.
Water Division Manager, Al Ain Distribution Company
The conference was rich with new materials and information that are essential to all involved in the water industry.
WOC Manager, TRANSCO
A highly interesting and relevant conference, with an excellent focus on the real issues.
Consultant Water, ATKINS
There was a good coverage of regulatory framework and municipality execution. Covering growing population and related water/waste water issues and introducing technologies of service providers as solutions to handle these issues.
Project Manager, UtilEco Middle East
This was a very good chance to meet individuals and organisations who share the same interest in one of the most important subjects nowadays.
Process & Plant Function Leader, Hyder Consultin
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Additional Information
Wastewater Egypt will highlight the key solutions to the latest wastewater challenges in Egypt’s water treatment industry, including rural sanitation, low cost technology and operational best practice.
