The 17th edition of the Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition, or Wetex, has attracted over 1,696 exhibitors from at least 46 countries, is an increase of eight percent over the previous show, according to its organizer, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, or Dewa.

 

The Dewa has completed preparations for the exhibition to be held from April 21-23 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

 

The exhibition will include 26 national pavilions and at least 27 government organizations from the UAE. As many as 25,000 visitors are expected in Wetex 2015, which is an increase of 11 per cent compared to the previous show that had 22,602 visitors. Ddue to increased demand, the exhibition space was expanded to cover 55,000 sqm.

 

This year, around 30 experts will take part in the seminars held alongside the Wetex and open for visitors from public and private sectors. The seminars will cover crucial topics in energy, water and green solutions.

 

The Dewa is also planning to host specialized sessions with leading experts from participating companies in all fields. In addition to organizing introductory trips to shed the light on the latest developments and best innovations in energy and environment sector practices.

 

Building on last year’s success, the Dewa will organize the second Green Week, the most comprehensive community initiative that covers all sectors of environmental sustainability.

 

Green Week will host a series of events and activities related to sustainability in energy and water resources as well as environment. This edition of Green Week, to be held from April 21 to 27, will include the Wetex, the World Green Economy Summit and Arab Oil and Gas Show 2015.