Saur, a global water services company, reaffirmed its commitment to advancing water security in the Gulf region during G7 discussions in Evian and Vision Golfe 2026 in Paris, highlighting the GCC’s emergence as a global benchmark in resilient and sustainable water management.

The company emphasised that water security is now a strategic priority alongside energy and infrastructure, supporting economic resilience, climate adaptation, and sovereignty.

At Vision Golfe 2026, Saur International CEO Luis de Lope joined a high-level panel on water security, decarbonisation, and circular management models, stressing the GCC’s growing focus on integrated water strategies.

He highlighted the importance of collaboration between Europe and the Gulf to accelerate innovation and infrastructure development.

de Lope said: “Across the GCC region, we are witnessing a major transformation in the way water infrastructure is being approached. The region is pioneering integrated models that combine water security, infrastructure resilience, circular resource management, and operational performance at a scale that is redefining global benchmarks.”

Saur also underlined the role of public-private partnerships in modernising water systems and improving efficiency.

The company showcased its regional footprint in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, supporting large-scale wastewater and operational projects aligned with national development and sustainability goals.-OGN/TradeArabia News Service