Thailand to Host IWA Water and Development Exhibition 2025: The Year’s Largest International Stage for Water and Innovation

Thailand is preparing to welcome over 2,500 global water experts from 90 countries to the IWA Water and Development Congress & Exhibition 2025. The event will take place from December 8–12, 2025, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), with the goal of driving cooperation in water, sanitation, innovation, and public utility development in low- and middle-income countries worldwide.

Organized by the International Water Association (IWA), co-hosted with the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and supported by both domestic and international partners, this event marks one of the world’s largest platforms for water conferences and exhibitions. It is being held in Thailand for the first time under the theme “Water, Sanitation, and Innovation – Pathways to Progress and a Resilient Future,” focusing on innovations to tackle future water challenges.

A Gathering of Global Experts and Cutting-Edge Innovation

Throughout the exhibition period from December 8 – 12, 2025, attendees will encounter leading organizations in water, wastewater management technology, sanitation systems, water restoration, and digital technologies from across continents. The event provides opportunities to network with engineers, policymakers, entrepreneurs, international research institutes, development banks, and global funding organizations and foundations such as the  Asian Development Bank, Gates Foundation and World Bank, among others.

Key topics to be presented at the event include:

  • 24/7 water supply systems and solutions for intermittent water flow.
  • Circular economy and resource recovery.
  • Climate-resilient water and sanitation systems.
  • Integrated flood and stormwater management.
  • Low-cost, accessible sanitation solutions.
  • Nature-based Solutions for water areas and urban communities.
  • The use of data, digital technology, and AI in water management.
  • Financing for water resource innovation development.

The conference also places special emphasis on Asian and developing nations to drive policy design, knowledge sharing, and guidelines for long-term investment in water.

Free “Trade Visitor” Registration with Many Benefits

Those interested in attending as a Trade Visitor can register free of charge to receive benefits including:

  • Access to the international exhibition.
  • Participation in Business Forum Sessions.
  • Opportunities to meet experts and industry leaders in the water and environment sectors.

This is a significant opportunity for professionals, researchers, students, government agencies, the private sector, and NGOs looking to learn about new technologies and build international networks. 

Source: International Water Association