
The IMC Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in association with TRADEIL, Israel Trade & Invest and the Indian Water Works Association, hosted a seminar on the India-Israel WaterTech Conclave 2026 at IMC…
The IMC Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in association with TRADEIL, Israel Trade & Invest and the Indian Water Works Association, hosted a seminar on the India-Israel WaterTech Conclave 2026 at IMC headquarters in Mumbai on Monday. The event aimed to bridge Israeli water technology solutions with India's specific needs in water management.

Discussions centred on sustainable solutions for water conservation, treatment, reuse, and efficiency. The seminar highlighted critical water challenges in India and explored technologies for desalination, wastewater treatment, and smart monitoring. Israeli companies presented solutions for agriculture, manufacturing, and urban infrastructure.
Participants were encouraged to use B2B meetings and networking to form business partnerships. The initiative underscores IMC's commitment to fostering international partnerships and supporting India's water security and sustainable development goals.
India faces acute water stress, with per capita annual water availability projected to fall below 1,700 cubic metres by 2025. Israel, through decades of desalination and drip irrigation, has turned chronic scarcity into surplus. The WaterTech Conclave aims to adapt such models for Indian conditions, particularly in states like Maharashtra and Rajasthan. The next step is converting seminar dialogue into pilot projects, with a target to announce concrete partnerships by the conclave in 2026.
Source: freepressjournal.in
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