“IWWI Cairo reflects Egypt’s national direction toward infrastructure modernization, sustainability, technology integration, and industrial localization.”
HCWW has always been a key Egyptian partner of the AgroParisTech-SUEZ “Water for All” Chair.
The chair has trained 11 managers (4 female and 7 male) from different HCWW companies in Egypt.
One of the managers, who had a background in chemistry, rose within six years to become Chairman of the largest of these companies: Algharbya Company for Water and Wastewater
It is therefore only natural that it will be present at the 9th Cairo Water Week, October 25–29, 2026.
On the sidelines of this event, during the International Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Conference, its Director, Jean Antoine Faby, served as a panelist on the topic “Sustainable Management of Non-Conventional Water Resources in Egypt.”
As the Chair wishes to work even more closely with HCWW and Egypt, it plans to launch the “Africa-Asia-Europe Partnership for the International School of Public Service Management in Water, Sanitation, and Waste Management.”
