(MENAFN- Jordan News Agency) "Water use in the Mediterranean basin Conference" started in Amman on Sunday.
The conference is organized by the Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) Association in cooperation with Fostering partnerships for the implementation of best available technologies for water treatment & management in the Mediterranean (FP4BATIW) Project.
The event is attended by over 300 policy-makers, representatives from the world of water management, end-users, and international professional organizations from Jordan and European countries.
The workshop seeks to consolidate the existing synergies between researchers, industry and civil society in Europe and the Mediterranean Partner Countries (MPC) to implement the best available technologies for water treatment.
It will create links to projects and ensure effective networking sessions between existing R&D programmes, funded by the European Commission as well as bilateral projects in the Mediterranean water sector.
During the conference, the participants will discuss about regional strategies for addressing water problems in Jordan; problems, best practise and solutions outside the region; threats and opportunities for water in the agriculture sector, and nexus approach to environmental resources.
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