Indonesia is poised to host the prestigious 10th World Water Forum from May 18-25, 2024, in Nusa Dua, Bali, expected to draw participants from 61 countries, highlighting not only global water challenges but also the nation’s vibrant culture and tourism.
Organized in collaboration with the World Association for Medical Law and local Indonesian institutions, this forum is set to be a landmark event, merging international discourse on water law with significant exposure for Indonesian micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMSMs).
The forum will serve as a significant promotional event for Indonesian tourism, especially Bali, showcasing local industries, crafts, and the unique cultural heritage of the region.
Highlighted by traditional ceremonies like the Balinese Water Purification, the forum integrates local customs and spiritual practices, enhancing the cultural experience for international delegates.
Collaborations with organizations like Jejak.in to offer carbon footprint calculations for attendees reflect Indonesia’s commitment to environmental sustainability, including mangrove planting and coral reef restoration.
The forum will feature an Indonesia Pavilion with VR tourism content, low carbon travel packages, and showcase and sell high-quality UMKM products, promoting local businesses on a global stage.
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As a platform for global leaders and policymakers, the forum is a critical opportunity for Indonesia to influence international water management and sustainability policies.
The 10th World Water Forum is expected to not only address critical global water sustainability issues but also boost local economies and promote Indonesian culture and tourism. For Singaporeans and international visitors, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with global water issues while experiencing the rich cultural tapestry of Indonesia.
Hosting the 10th World Water Forum, Indonesia leverages this significant event to promote its tourism sector and cultural heritage, while playing a pivotal role in shaping global water sustainability practices.
Source: Vibiz Media, CNBC Indonesia (2024)
