5th Algeria Electricity & Water Expo

 An inadequate supply of potable water in Algeria is another environmental issue that the country is facing. The persistent water shortage in Algeria is hurting the national economy especially when it harms agriculture. Algeria is 95 percent arid land and some 80 percent of Algeria’s land surface is in desert zones where rainfall is practically zero. John Hopkins University predicts that Algeria will have a ratio of water annually of less than 1, 000 cubic meters available water per person in 2025 which makes water one of the main concerns for Algeria’s future. While the water sector in Algeria is languid, there is more demand to import.

More than 100 Exhibitors from more than 24 countries will be showcasing and exhibiting their latest electricity and water products to the most important market in North Africa. Business opportunities are enormous in water treatment and reclamation projects; remote sensing and safety systems for 70 Algerian dams; water transfer projects and water lines/pipes; irrigation solutions; and sea water desalination projects.