LOCAL PARTNERS

The Prime Minister’s Office, as the main patron of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, provides top-level governmental support and endorsement, elevating the event's prestige and significance.

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Committed to fostering economic growth, innovation, and sustainable development, the Office strengthens IWWI as a platform for collaboration, investment, and progress in water, waste, and infrastructure sectors, advancing Egypt's socio-economic prosperity.

The Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities is instrumental in Egypt’s urban development, including housing, utilities, and urban planning.

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As a patron of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, the Ministry brings valuable expertise and resources to promote sustainable infrastructure development and innovation, supporting partnerships that foster resilient urban communities and drive positive change in Egypt.

The Holding Company for Water and Wastewater (HCWW) is a cornerstone of Egypt’s water and wastewater sector, overseeing the management of the country’s water resources and infrastructure.

Committed to ensuring sustainable water management, HCWW leads initiatives to improve water quality, expand access to clean water, and promote efficient wastewater treatment processes across the nation.

As a strategic partner of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, HCWW brings its extensive expertise, resources, and insights to drive innovation and foster collaboration in water and wastewater management. 

The Ministry of Environment is responsible for protecting Egypt’s natural resources and preserving its environmental heritage. With a broad mandate covering policy formulation, regulation enforcement, and conservation, the Ministry plays a crucial role in safeguarding ecosystems, promoting sustainable development, and tackling environmental challenges.

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As a patron of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, the Ministry brings invaluable expertise, guidance, and support to drive environmental sustainability and innovation.

The Egyptian Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade plays a pivotal role in fostering a dynamic investment climate and promoting international trade. Through strategic initiatives and partnerships, the Ministry drives economic growth, enhances global competitiveness, and facilitates foreign investments.

By focusing on sustainable development, innovation, and regulatory reforms, the Ministry aims to create a favorable environment for both local and international businesses, supporting Egypt’s long-term economic prosperity.

AIDSMO plays a key role in advancing industrial development, standardization, and mining initiatives across the Arab region. With a focus on innovation and aligning with international standards, AIDSMO supports economic growth and industrial progress.

Their expertise in regulatory frameworks and regional cooperation makes them a vital partner for sustainable development and economic diversification initiatives.

The General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) is Egypt’s primary body for promoting and facilitating investment, playing a key role in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), supporting local businesses, and fostering economic growth.

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As a strategic partner of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, GAFI brings its expertise, resources, and networks to support investment opportunities in the water, waste, and infrastructure sectors.

The Arab Water Council (AWC) is a leading regional organization focused on addressing water challenges and promoting sustainable water management across the Arab region. AWC enhances cooperation, fosters innovation, and shapes water policies to advance water security.

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As a strategic partner of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, AWC brings its expertise, networks, and resources to support water-related initiatives and technologies. 

The Federation of Egyptian Industries (FEI) represents Egypt’s industrial sector, advocating for industrial development, enhanced competitiveness, and favorable business conditions. FEI plays a key role in shaping Egypt’s economic landscape and driving industrial growth.

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As a strategic partner of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, FEI contributes its expertise, networks, and resources to promote innovation and technology in the water, waste, and infrastructure sectors. Through this collaboration, IWWI facilitates dialogue, knowledge exchange, and partnerships that drive sustainable industrial growth and support economic prosperity in Egypt.

The Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) is a key driver of industrial development and innovation across the Arab region. Focused on promoting industrialization, enhancing technological capabilities, and supporting economic growth, AOI plays a critical role in advancing industrial sectors.

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As a strategic partner of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, AOI brings its expertise, resources, and support to advance innovation and technology in the water, waste, and infrastructure sectors. Through collaboration, IWWI fosters dialogue, knowledge exchange, and partnerships that promote sustainable industrial growth and economic prosperity in Egypt and the broader Arab region.

The German-Arab Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK) acts as a vital bridge between German and Egyptian businesses, promoting trade, investment, and collaboration across diverse sectors. AHK plays a key role in fostering partnerships, facilitating market access, and supporting business growth between Germany and Egypt.

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As a strategic partner of the IWWI Exhibition & Conference, AHK contributes its expertise, networks, and resources to advance innovation and technology in the water, waste, and infrastructure sectors. Through this collaboration, IWWI enhances dialogue, knowledge exchange, and partnerships to drive sustainable economic development and strengthen cooperation between Germany and Arab countries.

An independent international economic entity, established in 2013. It aims to provide all possible services available to investors from its members, with the aim of economic cooperation and trade exchange to achieve the greatest benefit from the capabilities of members and their relations and to open investment fields for them in All Arab and African countries to actively participate in the economic development in those countries through communication between the various branches of the Union.