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Water Sector in the Near East: Needs and Opportunities

Date: December 16 – 17, 2006
Venue: Crowne Plaza - Amman, Jordan

Under auspices of H.R.H. El Hassan bin Talal in cooperation with the Royal Scientific Society of Jordan

List of participants:
  • Shaddad Attili, Policy Advisor Water & Environment, Negotiations Support Unit, Palestine Liberation Oirganization
  • Fayez Bataineh, Assistant Secretary-General for Planning and Information Technology, Jordan Valley Authority, Ministry of Water and Irrigation, Jordan
  • Munther Haddadin, Chairman and CEO, House of Experience, Jordan
  • Emad Hassan, Principal Consultant, Nexant Inc., Egypt
  • Bassam Hayek, Director, Environment Research Center, Royal Scientific Society of Jordan
  • Nuwwar Husseini
  • Josef Janečka, Director, EKODO, Czech Republic
  • Mohammed Ayman Jarrar, Director, Regulatory Direction, Palestinian Water Authority
  • Jakub Landovský, Researcher, Oregon State/Charles University, USA/Czech Republic
  • Megan King, Head of Mission, People in Need Foundation Middle East, Jordan
  • Munqeth Mehyar, Chairman and Director for Jordan, Friends of the Earth Middle East
  • Mohammad Mosa, Environment Research Center, Royal Scientific Society of Jordan
  • Philippe Odievre, Executive Director, LEMA Co., Jordan
  • Nidal Al-Oran, Environment Research Center, Royal Scientific Society of Jordan
  • Jan Šnaidauf, Project Coordinator, Exploring Water Patterns in the Middle East, Forum 2000 Foundation, Czech Republic
  • Mohamed Saidam, Environment Research Center, Royal Scientific Society of Jordan
  • Abdul Rahman Sultan
  • Shimon Tal, Executive Director, Tal Consulting, Israel
  • Olga Zárubová-Pfeffermannová, Lecturer, Czech University of Life Sciences

General program:
Introduction: Water in the Region, Major Challenges
Speaker: Munther Haddadin, Former Minister of Water and Irrigation

Session 1: Future Visions and Solutions
Moderator: Olga Zárubová, Czech University of Life Sciences
Speakers:
  • Mohammad Saidam, Royal Scientific Society – RSS Perception on Water Quality Monitoring & Resource Management
  • Mohammad Mosa, Royal Scientific Society – Red Sea-Dead Sea Project, Socio-economic Aspects
  • Nidal Al-Oran, Royal Scientific Society – Red Sea-Dead Sea Project, Marine Environment Aspects
  • Solar Water & Power Source for Gaza
  • Josef Janečka, EKODO – Northern Solution Involving Lebanon

Session 2: Private Sector and Partnership Opportunities
Moderator: Jan Šnaidauf, Forum 2000 Foundation, Czech Republic
Speakers:
  • Emad Hassan, Nexant Inc., Egypt
  • Philippe Odievre, LEMA Co., Jordan

Session 3: Shared Water Resources – The Challenges
Moderator: Bassam Hayek, Royal Scientific Society of Jordan
Speakers:
  • Fayez Bataineh, Ministry of Water and Irrigation – Planning in the Sector and Usage of Information Technologies
  • Shaddad Attili, NSU-PLO – Palestinian thinking of water for a viable Palestinian State–State of Art and way forward
  • Shimon Tal, Israel Water Commission – Resources Management Ayman Jarrar, Palestinian Water Authority – Water Regulation in Palestine
  • Jakub Landovský, Oregon State/Charles University – Legal Issues

Public lecture: Water Resources Management and Monitoring: the Israeli Experience Water Resources Governance and Management: the Jordanian/Palestinian Experience
Speakers: Shimon Tal, Former Water Commissioner, Israel

Exploring Water Patterns in the Middle East

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