Water & Wastewater Asia November/December 2020

62 SNEAK PEEK
One of Myanmar’s international
water supply and treatment
industry exhibition and conference
is returning to the Myanmar Expo Hall in
Yangon this from 25-27 November 2021.
Serving as a strategic platform for key
stakeholders of the industry to discuss and
share ideas and solutions on developing
Myanmar’s water and wastewater treatment
systems, MYANWATER 2021 will feature a
comprehensive range of the latest products,
equipment and technology.
A mountainous and forest-clad nation with
plateaus, valleys and plains, Myanmar is
endowed with abundant water resources.
With the population increasing rapidly,
authorities and policy makers are pushing
for Myanmar’s urbanisation development,
aiming to bring the country on par with
neighbouring and regional cities. Dubbed
as “Asia’s Final Frontier”, the government
has implemented several initiatives
to develop the water and wastewater
treatment industry.
The ambitious New Yangon City project has
reached a framework agreement in April
2018 for $1.5b for Stage 1 infrastructural
work, including two bridges, roads, power
plants, water and wastewater treatment
plants and an industrial estate. A flood-risk
assessment was carried out last year in
ensuring the project’s progress.
MYANWATER 2021 aims to be a driving force,
spurring the development of Myanmar’s
water and wastewater industries with
emerging technologies and innovative
products and solutions. This three-day
event is set to bring together industry
professionals including officials from
Government and private sectors, developers,
manufacturers, engineers, consultants,
agents and distributors.
Through the numerous co-located
seminars and technology symposiums in
MYANWATER 2021, business owners and
industry professionals are able to explore
and discover the best solutions to transform
Myanmar’s water utilities in pursuit of
developing the nation’s water sector.
The international exhibition is organised
by Tarsus Southeast Asia, a leading trade
show organiser in the region. The group’s
portfolio covers leading shows in Bangladesh,
Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka,
and the Philippines, focusing on industries
such as building and construction, water and
wastewater treatment, food and beverage,
hospitality, automotive parts and accessories,
livestock and agriculture, and many more.
Water and wastewater treatment exhibitions
organised by the group include CAMWATER
in Cambodia, LAOWATER in Laos, and
LANKAWATER in Sri Lanka.
Showcasing a wide range of products, services
and technologies from over 150 companies
and brands hailing from various countries,
MYANWATER 2021 promises an opportunity
for business expansion and networking.
November / December 2020 • waterwastewaterasia.com