World Water Day: A Global Call to Action
As the world marks World Water Day on March 22, it serves as a stark reminder of the pressing water issues faced globally. From water scarcity challenges to the critical importance of water for future survival, the day calls for governments and individuals to take action.
Saudi Arabia’s Role in Water Sustainability
Dr. Fahad Abu-Mouti, the head of the Global Water Organization, highlighted Saudi Arabia’s efforts in developing water projects to address water crises around the world. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s launch of GWO underscores the Kingdom’s commitment to tackling water scarcity and achieving sustainable development goals.
Building on Achievements in the Water Industry
Abu-Mouti emphasized the Kingdom’s focus on building on national, regional, and international achievements in the water industry. He praised the UN-led efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal No. 6 on access to clean water and sanitation services.
A Unified Global Effort
The GWO aims to integrate and enhance efforts by governments and organizations to ensure global water sustainability. Efforts are centered on developing comprehensive solutions, exchanging expertise, prioritizing projects, and securing financing for sustainable water resources.
Paving the Way for a Sustainable Water Future
Governor Abdullah Al-Abdulkarim of the Saline Water Conversion Corporation stressed the importance of preserving water resources for future generations. SWCC’s activities on World Water Day highlight the need for international cooperation and best practices in water management to secure a safe and sustainable water future.