Indo Water 2026 Expo & Forum Visits Water Expo in Dubai World Trade Centre: Enhances Global Collaboration
Indo Water 2026 Expo & Forum, one of Indonesia’s International Water and Wastewater Technology events visited the water expo in Dubai World Trade Centre on 30 September – 2 October 2025. Participation in this exhibition was done to promote Indo Water in Dubai, and highlight Napindo’s commitment to global collaboration. By engaging with various stakeholders and connecting with thousands of industry leaders actively pursuing innovative solutions, Indo Water 2026 Expo & Forum team fostered meaningful partnerships and exchanged knowledge and best practices in water and wastewater technology.
The visit was designed to strengthen Indo Water’s international networks by meeting with key stakeholders, industry leaders and potential participants from across the water, energy and environment sectors. It also served as an opportunity to gather first-hand insights into the latest global innovations, trends and technologies that can inspire and enrich the Indo Water 2026 Expo & Forum in Jakarta.
Indonesia has made notable progress in clean water access. According to BPS Statistics Indonesia, the percentage of households with access to drinking water increased to 92.64% in 2024, reflecting steady improvement driven by infrastructure investment and government programmes. However, challenges remain to achieve the long-term target of 100% universal access by 2045. With these conditions, Indonesia is opening opportunities for technology transfer, innovation and international partnerships in areas such as advanced treatment technologies, digital water monitoring, non-revenue water reduction and integrated wastewater management.
The upcoming Indo Water, Indo Waste & Recycling, Indo Renergy & Electric, Indo Security, Indo Firex and Indonesia International Smart City 2026 Expo & Forum will be held on 11 – 13 August 2026 at Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo) Kemayoran, Jakarta. These six major exhibitions will present integrated solutions spanning the water and wastewater sectors, waste management and recycling, renewable energy and electric, smart cities, fire protection, rescue, disaster management, safety, and health and security. Over three days, the exhibition will bring together more than 700 participants from 30 countries, including 12 country pavilions. With a target of 17,000 visitors, the event will gather industry leaders, innovators, policymakers, distributors, academics, researchers and other stakeholders under one roof to collaborate and network.