The WETEX exhibition, focused on water, energy and environmental technologies, opened its doors in Dubai for the 28th time. The event, which began at the Dubai World Trade Centre, is hosting 3,000 companies from 60 countries.
The exhibition, organized by the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, was opened by Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and chairman and chief executive of Emirates.
Al Maktoum said WETEX was a global platform that promotes investment, innovation and cooperation in the energy, water and environmental sectors. He said this year's edition would enhance Dubai's competitiveness and contribute to sustainable development on a global scale.
The event features 13 international pavilions
The exhibition, which can be visited through October 22, features 60 sponsors and 23 partner and supporting organizations. The event also includes 13 international pavilions.

WETEX brings together companies and organizations working in renewable and clean energy, water, environmental sustainability, artificial intelligence and digital transformation in Dubai.
Green hydrogen and smart cities on the agenda
Key topics at the exhibition include decarbonization, green transport, green hydrogen, smart and sustainable cities, and health and safety.
Regional and international solutions in energy, water and environmental technologies are being showcased at the event.