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International Water and Wastewater Infrastructure – Cairo 2026

“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 […]
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ALUMNI IN THE HIGHLIGHTS

Ms. Mary MUORIA Class of 2021-2022, International Executive Master’s Program in “Water for All” – OpT Representing Kenya on the International Water and Sanitation Stage | FENASAN 2026, São Paulo, Brazil🇰🇪🇧🇷 She had the privilege of contributing as a speaker at FENASAN 2026 in São Paulo, Brazil, during the session on “International Careers in the […]
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Water Supply and Sanitation Improvement Project (WaSSIP)in Siem Reap (Cambodia)

On the morning of July 10, 2026, H.E. Ros Vanna, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Public Works and Transportation, led the ministry’s delegation accompanying that of the World Bank (WB), headed by Mr. Guangzhe Chen (Vice President for the “Planet” cluster) and Ms. Julia Fraser (Regional Director for Asia-Pacific), during a visit to […]
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“Influence of Climate Change and Anthropogenic Activities on Natural Water Quality: Challenges for the Sustainability of Water Resources.”

Mr. Edson BAPTISTA, Deputy CEO at Huila’s Water and Sanitation PP and alumni of the International Executive Master “Water for All” – OpT, is engaged in this project “Within the framework of the Chemists Conference, held as part of the major event promoted by the “Angolan Order of Chemists – Huíla Provincial Council, we had […]
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A look back on the 2nd edition of Montpellier Euro-Africa biennale

Central theme: “Cooperating to meet the challenges of tomorrow.” AgroParisTech’s Round Table 16: “A partnership-based approach to supporting change to strengthen the skills of water and sanitation service managers” ✅ Dr Alice Goba – Aboisso Prefecture, Ivory Coast – Manager of the Advanced Master “Water for All” – OpT session 2025-26✅ Danra Dourandi, Head of […]
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