The work of the 19th World Water Congress began the day before yesterday in Marrakech, under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, with the participation of numerous experts, researchers, decision-makers, representatives of civil society and the private sector from the four corners of the world.
Placed under the theme « Water in a changing world: innovation and adaptation », this major international event highlights the growing challenges linked to water resources and the urgency of developing innovative and sustainable solutions. In this context, the Société Régionale Multiservices Marrakech–Safi (SRM-MS) stood out with a notable presence during the inaugural day, affirming its commitment to global debates relating to water security as well as its desire to strengthen partnerships with international players in the sector.
The SRM-MS took part in the opening session of the congress, welcoming several high-level delegations, including ministers, officials and international experts.
These meetings allowed an in-depth discussion around water management issues and future challenges. The company’s teams also made technical visits to the various stands of the International Water Show, organized in parallel with the congress, where they were able to discover the latest innovations in strategic areas such as: management and exploitation of water resources, desalination technologies, reuse of wastewater, innovative solutions for adaptation to climate change.
This participation is part of the strategic approach of the SRM-MS, which aims to consolidate its position as a regional player adopting international best practices, following technological advances and drawing inspiration from global experiences in order to ensure the quality and sustainability of its services in the Marrakech–Safi region.
Through its presence at this global event, the Société Régionale Multiservices Marrakech–Safi reaffirms its commitment to contributing to the development of concrete solutions for the future of water resources and to developing strategic partnerships strengthening long-term water security.
