Registration has now opened for the 7th World Water Forum, the largest water-related event in the world which will take place 12-17 April 2015 in Daegu & Gyeongbuk, in South Korea.
A three-year preparatory process will culminate in one week of sessions, debates and cultural activities, where water experts come together with policy makers and civil society.
Some 35,000 participants from about 170 countries – heads of states, public agencies, international organizations, enterprises, academia, civil society, NGOs, journalists, citizens etc. – are expected to participate in the Forum.
Participants can now register for the 7th World Water Forum to gain access to the venue during the Forum week. So as to offer opportunities for people from all horizons to attend the Forum, the prices of entrance fees have been developed according to different categories of participants: those from developed countries, from developing countries, students and NGOs. Early bird rates will be in application through 31 December 2014. In addition, spaces can also now be booked for the Fair and Expo. Details can be found on the 7th World Water Forum’s official website - click here for further information.
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