
JAKARTA : Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Environment, Water, and Agriculture, Abdulrahman Al-Fadhli, actively engaged in bilateral discussions during the 10th World Water Forum in Jakarta. His meetings with key officials such as Florika Fink-Hooijer from the EU’s environment department and Amy Khor, Singapore’s senior minister of state for sustainability and environment affairs, reflect a commitment to international cooperation in addressing water and environmental challenges.
The discussions encompassed a range of topics related to water management and environmental sustainability, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts in achieving the objectives outlined by the World Water Organization. Al-Fadhli’s call for countries to contribute to these goals underscores the significance of global collaboration in ensuring access to clean water and preserving environmental resources.
By fostering partnerships and sharing expertise, these bilateral meetings pave the way for enhanced cooperation and innovative solutions to pressing water and environmental issues on a global scale.