Key Speakers/Presenters
01
HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal
Chairman of the Higher Council for Science and Technology.
02
H.E. Dr. Dia-Eddin Arafah
The Secretary General of The Higher Council for Science and Technology
03
H.E. Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Choudhary
Coordinator General- COMSTECH.
04
H.E. Shimazaki Kaoru
Ambassador of Japan in Amman
05
H.E. Dr. Marwan M. Alraggad
Executive Director of INWRDAM.
Key action points
01
Prioritize holistic approaches
and regional cooperation for water, energy, food, and environmental security.
02
Promote scientific research
technology adoption, and good governance to tackle core issues like water scarcity, climate change, and food shortages.
03
Develop a five-year action plan
to address water security challenges.
04
Emphasize disaster preparedness
and climate resilience through risk mapping and collaborations across local and international organizations.
The 12th International Symposium of the Islamic Network on Water Resources Development and Management (INWRDAM) Highlights the Importance of Holistic Approaches and Regional Cooperation.
General Information
Date
26 September 2021
Country/Location
Amman, Jordan
Projects
Water Diplomacy And Regional Dialogue
ProjectsProject
3RS
Description
"The 12th International Symposium of the Islamic Network on Water Resources Development and Management was inaugurated by HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal, who stressed the necessity for regional cooperation and holistic approaches to tackle interconnected challenges such as water scarcity, climate change, and energy crises. With a focus on human security in the post-pandemic era, the Symposium brought together over 150 experts, policymakers, and ambassadors from 30 countries to exchange ideas and success stories from the region. The event emphasized the importance of building climate resilience and adopting advanced technologies to address future disasters. HRH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan also graced the event, highlighting its importance in fostering international collaboration. Speakers such as Dr. Diaa Eldin Arafa and Professor Muhammad Chowdhury underscored the need for a united approach to addressing climate threats through scientific research and governance, while experts from Kyoto University showcased innovative flood management solutions.
