TEL AVIV, November 14. /Dunyo IA/. Representatives of Uzbekistan took part in International Events in Israel dedicated to sustainable water and land resource management, ensuring water security and introducing modern technologies, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

A regional workshop titled “Transboundary Water Cooperation for Sustainable Water Management: Innovation, Water Reuse and Water Security” was held at Kinneret Academic College.

Participants discussed the rational use of transboundary water resources, climate change adaptation, digitalization of the water sector, reuse of treated wastewater and strengthening regional cooperation.

In addition, the Uzbek delegation participated in the 12^th Kinneret Conference and Exhibition on Water Engineering and Innovation, held on November 10–11^th. The focus was on modern approaches to ensuring water security, application of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in water resource management, water treatment and desalination, as well as the implementation of innovative engineering solutions.

Another area of cooperation was the participation of Uzbek specialists in the international training course titled “Sustainable Management of Water and Land Resources: Israeli Experience, Technologies and Practical Solutions”, organized by International Development Cooperation Agency of Israel at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MASHAV).

Within the framework of the program, participants studied approaches to the rational use of water and land resources, application of resource-saving technologies in agriculture and the adaptation of advanced Israeli experience to the conditions of their respective countries.

At the concluding “roundtable”, opportunities for the practical application of modern methods of water and land resource management were examined.

Participation of Uzbek specialists in these events made it possible to become acquainted with international experience in the efficient use of water resources, introduction of innovations in agriculture, adaptation to climate change and the development of transboundary cooperation.