BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 29. The International
Advisory Committee of the Dushanbe Water Process held a meeting in
Stockholm on the sidelines of World Water Week, focusing on
international cooperation on water issues and preparations for the
2028 UN Water Conference.
This was reported by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources
of Tajikistan.
"On the sidelines of World Water Week in Stockholm, Sweden, a
meeting of the International Advisory Committee of the Dushanbe
Water Process to support the implementation of the International
Decade for Action ‘Water for Sustainable Development, 2018–2028’
was held," the statement said.
The meeting was opened by Tajikistan’s Deputy Foreign Minister
and Co-Chair of the International Advisory Committee, Sanoi
Boizoda, who highlighted the importance of continued international
cooperation in addressing water-related challenges and
strengthening joint efforts within the Dushanbe Water Process.
Rustam Abdulloev, Head of the Department of Energy Policy, Water
Resources, Science and Technology Development at Tajikistan’s
Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, presented key outcomes and
strategic messages from the fourth International High-Level
Conference on the International Decade for Action “Water for
Sustainable Development, 2018–2028.”
The participants also discussed a draft roadmap for preparations
for the United Nations Water Conference scheduled to be held in
2028.
The Dushanbe Water Process serves as a platform for advancing
international cooperation on water and supporting the
implementation of the UN International Decade for Action "Water for
Sustainable Development, 2018–2028."
