Saudi Crown Prince Launches Global Water Organization

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Riyadh: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman unveiled the establishment of the Global Water Organization at the One Water Summit in Riyadh. The organization, headquartered in the Saudi capital, is designed to tackle critical global water challenges. Its primary focus will be raising awareness, promoting collaboration, and developing innovative solutions to address water scarcity and related crises worldwide. By fostering international partnerships, the organization aims to ensure the sustainability of water resources for future generations.

In his address, the Crown Prince emphasized the importance of global cooperation to preserve and manage water resources effectively. Saudi Arabia, in collaboration with the World Water Council, is set to host the World Water Forum in 2027, a key event to further global discussions on water sustainability. This partnership underscores the Kingdom’s leadership role in addressing water issues, not just regionally, but globally, through diplomacy and strategic collaboration.

Global Water Organization encourages participation from United Nations member states, global institutions, and the private sector. By combining efforts across all sectors, the organization seeks to enhance technological sharing, promote research, and implement effective policies to combat water scarcity. The initiative reflects Saudi Arabia's commitment to finding long-term solutions for water crises and contributing to global sustainable development goals.