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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Israel's Water Management Success Offers Global Model for Resilience

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The Jerusalem PostEconomy

Mekorot CEO Cites Innovation, Planning, and Technology for Water Sector Success

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Mekorot Acting CEO Barak Graber outlined the keys to Israel's water sector success at the Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference, emphasizing innovation, long-term planning, and technology. He noted Israel's water surplus, driven by desalination, and Mekorot's role as a comprehensive water solutions provider. Graber also discussed the company's international work and Israel's experience in managing transborder water issues through innovative agreements.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Mekorot CEO Barak Graber identified innovation, long-term planning, and technology as keys to water sector success.
  • Graber stated that understanding future problems is crucial for effective water management solutions.
  • Israel has achieved a water surplus, significantly boosted by its desalination capabilities.
  • Mekorot offers comprehensive water management services, acting as a "one-stop-shop" for the market.
  • The company provides international support in technology, desalination, and AI to global clients.
  • Israel has developed innovative agreements to manage transborder water issues with neighbors.

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