Leading global institutions and utility project developers will be in Dubai next month to showcase the latest technologies, solutions for smart and sustainable cities at the 25th edition of Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition (Wetex) and Dubai Solar Show (DSS). 

 

Wasl Group, one of the most prominent real estate developers in Dubai, will play a vital role during the three-day event which kicks off on November 15 at Dubai World Trade Centre.

 

As a Jubilee Sponsor, it will be showcasing a wide range of innovative and proactive solutions that enhance the efficiency and sustainability of its existing and upcoming projects. This contributes greatly to reducing the Group’s carbon footprint while enhancing communities' quality of life.

 

Wasl’s pavilion at the exhibition will showcase the Food Tech Valley - the upcoming development that Wasl has developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, to triple the UAE’s food production.

 

Wasl will also highlight its sustainability initiatives to increase energy and water consumption efficiency and improve waste management at its projects, said the event organiser Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa).

 

As one of the largest specialised exhibitions worldwide, Wetex and DSS is the ideal platform for Wasl to learn about future technologies that accelerate climate action and enhance the region’s contribution to the global sustainability agenda, it stated. 

 

This is underscored by the timing of the exhibition, which is being held a few days before the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 28), to be hosted by the UAE at Expo City Dubai in November.

 

"We welcome the participation of Wasl Group in WETEX and DSS 2023, the largest exhibition in the region in the energy, water, green development, sustainability, electric vehicles, and smart cities. We hope this edition will provide additional momentum to enhance the UAE and Middle East’s contribution to green buildings and smart and sustainable cities," stated Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of Dewa.

 

The group will showcase its smart planning techniques and valuable engineering technologies it invests in, to support the sustainability of construction materials while reducing construction waste, he noted.

 

The exhibition is a leading platform for global institutions and companies to present their latest solutions and products, and to learn about innovative technologies from around the world that will ensure a more sustainable future for humanity, said Al Tayer.

 

"It provides an ideal platform for companies, investors, and visitors from around the world to explore investment and business opportunities, build partnerships, and meet with notable companies and decision-makers from around the world," he added.

 

On the upcoming event, Wasl Group CEO Hesham Abdullah Al Qassim said: "Wetex is one of the most eagerly anticipated events in the UAE’s sustainability calendar and a vibrant platform for Wasl Group to explore opportunities for collaboration, aligned with the UAE’s green ambitions."

 

"We believe that long-term value creation can be successfully achieved by serving the interests of the planet, our people, customers, and communities. As COP28 convenes in the UAE later this year, Wasl Group looks forward to being a part of the wider global climate action plan," he noted.

 

"Through our efforts as one of Dubai’s leading organisations, we are committed to sustainability initiatives that inspire people and businesses to take action towards a sustainable future," he added.-TradeArabia News Service