Media hub at IFAT Saudi Arabia
IFAT Saudi Arabia welcomes leading daily, digital and trade media outlets to join as official media partners and collaborators for the 2026 edition of the Kingdom’s premier environmental technologies event.
As the region’s most influential platform for solutions in waste management, water, recycling and circular economy innovation, IFAT Saudi Arabia offers media partners exclusive access to industry intelligence, high-level networking and powerful visibility among government leaders, investors and decision-makers shaping Saudi Arabia’s sustainability transformation.
For media inquiries, trade journalists, daily news and business correspondents, online media, TV and radio, you can get in touch with the PR team for IFAT Saudi Arabia:
Ranju Warrier, Head of Communications – Construction, dmg events
Industry news
Under the patronage of H.E. Eng. Abdulrahman Abdulmohsen A. AlFadley, Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture.
More than 3,500 innovative environmental technologies and solutions in waste management, water, and circular economy to be showcased.
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PIF-owned Sirc launches waste-to-fuel project, looks to benefit from plastic credits
The project aims to process some 3 mn tons of municipal solid waste per year to produce refuse-derived fuel...
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Saudi Arabia rolls out $533m water, sewerage projects as part of Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia has launched water and sewerage projects worth $533 million in the Riyadh region as part of it...
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Under the patronage of H.E. Eng. Abdulrahman Abdulmohsen A. AlFadley, Minister of Environment, Water and Ag...
More than 3,500 innovative environmental technologies and solutions in waste management, water, and circula...
Read More
PIF-owned Sirc launches waste-to-fuel project, looks to benefit from plastic credits
The project aims to process some 3 mn tons of municipal solid waste per year to produce refuse-derived fuel...
Read More
Saudi Arabia rolls out $533m water, sewerage projects as part of Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia has launched water and sewerage projects worth $533 million in the Riyadh region as part of it...
Read More
