Webuild opens “Building a Future with Water” exhibit at Euromediterranean Water Forum in Rome

By Public Technologies
  • Webuild opened a temporary “Building a Future with Water” exhibition at the Euromediterranean Water Forum in Rome.
  • Management framed water scarcity as an infrastructure gap, pointing to dams, distribution networks, treatment, desalination, hydropower.
  • Group highlighted scale in water projects: 320 dams and hydropower plants built globally; desalination unit supplies water to about 20 million people.
  • Italy’s foreign minister Antonio Tajani attended the inauguration, alongside environment minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin.


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