New Delhi, June 30 (APAC Media): India and Saudi Arabia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in water resource management.
This marks a significant step in deepening bilateral ties between the two countries.
The agreement was signed during the inaugural edition of Saudi Water Week, Saudi Arabia’s national water conference, being held in Jeddah.
Describing the development as an important milestone, the Indian Embassy in Riyadh said the agreement represents a significant step in advancing the India-Saudi Arabia strategic partnership.
The MoU was signed by Indian Ambassador Suhel Khan and Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture Abdulrahman Abdulmohsen Al-Fadley. Consul General of India Fahad Suri was also present during the signing ceremony.
The agreement aims to promote cooperation in key areas related to water management and sustainability. These include:
- Water resources planning
- Sustainable water management
- Irrigation systems
- Capacity building
- Exchange of best practices and technical knowledge
The partnership is expected to facilitate collaboration between the two countries in addressing water-related challenges and promoting efficient resource management.
Water security has emerged as a critical issue globally, especially in regions facing water scarcity and rising demand. Through this agreement, India and Saudi Arabia aim to share expertise, strengthen institutional cooperation, and develop sustainable solutions in water governance.
The MoU also reflects the growing strategic partnership between India and Saudi Arabia across sectors, with both countries increasingly expanding cooperation in areas of mutual interest, including energy, trade, infrastructure, and sustainability.
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