The region’s leading water and wastewater event for developing Asia goes virtual to provide real-time trade and networking opportunities for global exhibitors and visitors.
FOR the first time ever, Asiawater - now in its 11th edition - will bring together the most extensive line-up of leading industry players and brand names in one virtual event.
The exhibition, which will be taking place from Nov 30 to Dec 2 from 10am to 6pm, will provide a wealth of trade opportunities for players from every sector in the water industry to elevate their business further and strengthen networking among each other.
The Asiawater Virtual Event 2020 is aimed at keeping the water and wastewater industry in Malaysia and across Southeast Asia connected with leading exhibitors, in order to assist industry players and manufacturers to collaborate, share best practices and adopt a cost-effective method in growing their businesses digitally.
Running concurrently with the virtual exhibition will be the free-to-attend Asiawater Virtual Conference and Seminars, featuring a line-up of high-profile speakers including Datuk Seri Dr Zaini Ujang, the secretary-general of the Ministry of Environment and Water Malaysia, Charles Delfieux, a senior water specialist for the World Bank and many more.
The event enables buyers to engage with exhibitors through an online business matching platform.
In addition, the virtual event includes an interactive online business matching platform where buyers can engage in meaningful real-time conversation and information sharing with all the exhibitors through a one-on-one session in a live chatroom.
The Asiawater 2020 Virtual Exhibition is expected to draw 2,000 quality virtual trade visitors along with nearly 100 exhibitors consisting of local and international and regional players including EU, China, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and the Netherlands.
Among the main players include ProMinent, Belven, Krone, GF Piping Systems, Endress+Hauser, Ranhill, AVK and many more.
Visitor registration for the virtual event is now open. Visit www.asiawater.org or email asiawater-my@informa.com for more information.
