At LG Sonic, we actively engage with partners in both the private and public sectors to create impactful collaborations and drive collective progress in surface water management. By sharing experiences with experts from different areas of the water industry, we gain new insights and resources that help us develop more effective solutions to the critical challenges facing global water resources.
The Largest Water Technology Event
Water scarcity and pollution pose significant threats to the environment and local communities around the world. Recognizing the challenges in Mexico’s water sector, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands invited us to join a specially tailored visit for Dutch water companies at Aquatech Mexico.
Aquatech Mexico is the largest water technology event in Latin America, focusing on solutions for process, drinking, and wastewater management. Held from September 3 to 5, 2024, the event brought together leading experts, innovators, and decision-makers to explore cutting-edge technologies and address water-related challenges in the region.
The discussion, Perspectives for Collaboration in Mexico Towards the Global Agenda of Water and Sustainability, emphasized the importance of partnerships and innovations in advancing sustainable water management both locally and globally.
We are proud to have brought our expertise to high-level panels, bilateral sessions, interdisciplinary workshops, and networking events. Alongside local and regional governments, as well as industry representatives, we explored ways to better safeguard and optimize the use of vulnerable water resources.
Conclusion
By fostering knowledge exchange and advocating for sustainable innovations in water management, we are confident that we can make significant progress in protecting our most valuable resources. Continuing our global work, we hope to contribute to solving some of Mexico’s most pressing water challenges together with our Dutch and Mexican partners.
We would like to extend our gratitude to the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Mexico for their invaluable efforts in coordinating the entire program. Their initiative paved the way for impactful partnerships and future advancements in water management.