Water Envoy for the Kingdom of the Netherlands Meike van Ginneken to open Aquatech Mexico 2024

Meike van Ginneken
Meike van Ginneken

Aquatech Global has announced that Meike van Ginneken, the esteemed Water Envoy for the Kingdom of the Netherlands, will officially open Aquatech Mexico 2024.

The event, which stands as the premier platform for water technology in Latin America, will take place from September 3 to 5, 2024, at the Centro Citibanamex in Mexico City.

The opening ceremony, led by Ms. van Ginneken, promises to highlight the critical importance of international cooperation in addressing global water challenges. As a testament to the long-standing collaboration between the Netherlands and Mexico in the field of water management and sustainable development, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Mexico and the Netherlands Enterprise Agency also serve as key partners to this influential conference.

In addition to her role in the opening ceremony, Ms. van Ginneken will take part in a special field trip, involving several site visits organized as part of the conference program. This excursion aims to provide hands-on insights into innovative water management projects and sustainable practices being implemented in Mexico. It underscores the commitment of both nations to exchange knowledge and drive forward-thinking solutions in water technology.

Meike van Ginneken is a recognized water leader who has contributed to provide millions of people with access to water & sanitation and energy services. In her career she has interspersed executive headquarter positions at international organizations with extended periods living and working in Africa, Asia and Latin-America. As Water Envoy, van Ginneken raises water awareness, builds coalitions across countries and organizations, and shares knowhow for a water secure world.

Her presence at Aquatech Mexico 2024 signifies another step towards strengthening the global dialogue on water innovation and sustainability.

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