The EU and China will hold their third Water Policy Dialogue in Brussels on February 2, focusing on enhancing water resilience through climate-proof systems. Co-chaired by Jessika Roswall, EU Commissioner for Environment, and Li Guoying, China’s Water Resources Minister, the meeting aims to strengthen cooperation on global water challenges like scarcity and stress. Both sides will align on priorities for the 2026 UN Water Conference, including establishing a regular inter-governmental process on water. The EU’s Water Resilience Strategy, emphasizing demand reduction, efficiency, and digital innovation, will be highlighted. Discussions will also address climate-resilient river basin management and urban flood preparedness. The dialogue precedes the China-Europe Water Platform conference, underscoring shared commitments to multilateral water governance.
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