Riyadh: The Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Prize for Water (PSIPW) is nearing the completion of its 12th cycle, with the scientific judging of nominated research and innovations reaching its final stages. The prize continues its leading international role in supporting scientific research and developing sustainable solutions to water challenges.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the 12th cycle of PSIPW is witnessing distinguished scientific participation, reflecting its global standing and its role in attracting leading scientists and research centers specialized in water, environmental sustainability, and water security. This reinforces its position as an international platform supporting scientific solutions and innovations with humanitarian and developmental impact.
United Nations Secretary-General Ant³nio Guterres previously praised the prize's vital role in addressing global water challenges during the 11th cycle award ceremony held at the United Nations Office in Vienna. He affirmed that water is essential to life, while warning of the challenges facing billions of people in accessing safe drinking water and basic sanitation services.
The PSIPW is one of the world's most prominent specialized scientific prizes in the field of water, aimed at honoring scientific achievements and research innovations that provide practical and sustainable solutions to water challenges. It underscores the Kingdom's leading role in supporting scientific research and humanitarian and developmental initiatives of global impact.