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During the Planet Budapest 2021 Sustainability Expo, Water&Soil Kft. had joined HWP. The new Hungarian-owned member company is famous for its organic soil-conditioning product, the „Water Retainer®”.

Organized by the Hungarian Water Partnership and with the participation of interested member companies, successful meetings were held with 14 foreign government delegations and business partners from 4 continents during the Planet Budapest 2021 Sustainability Expo. Furthermore, on the margins of the exhibition, HWP organized a workshop, where 9 members presented their sustainable and innovative solutions to businessmen from Africa and Asia.

On November 23, 2021 the President of the Hungarian Water Partnership gave a presentation at the international webinar on landfills (APLAS) organized by the Environmental Engineering Association of Thailand (EEAT).

The international development project was implemented with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary and the assistance of WHO.

Respecting sustainability and exploiting the value of tap water, our new member’s product, Floewater provides unpackaged premium quality drinking water.

Innovative and sustainable Hungarian water industry knowledge was successfully presented to Vietnamese professionals, officials and businessmen during a webinar, arranged by the HWP in cooperation with the Consulate General of Hungary in Ho Chi Minh City.

The conditions in waste- and wastewater management and sewerage and the related investment opportunities in the westernmost region of Ukraine were on the agenda of the conference held in Makkosjánosi (Yanoshi), on the Ukrainian side of the border with Hungary. 

Participation in the roundtable discussion of Turkic Chamber of Commerce and Industry provided an excellent opportunity to present the activities of the HWP to the representatives of Central Asian, Azeri and Turkish companies.

President János Áder discussed the activities of Hungarian water management companies at home and abroad with Bálint Horváth, the CEO of Pureco, a Hungarian-owned company installing water purifying systems in African countries.