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In May 2024 Bali does host the World Water Forum.
44 Heads of State and their delegates will attend the area to talk about the country’s interactions with the water of life during the colossal event.
Over 50, 000 people will fly in to examine all things ocean, despite the fact that the World Water Forum is not an event to the calibre of the G20 that took place in Bali in November 2022.
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The 18th through 24th of May, only before Bali’s tourist season officially begins, will host the 10th World Water Forum in Bali.
There will undoubtedly be a cross-over between all parties, despite the island’s officials working around the clock to ensure that the celebration goes smoothly for members and ensure that visitors and locals are not impacted by the convention.
With over 50, 000 more people arriving at Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, there will be increased aircraft customers, traffic on the roads, and need for resort areas.
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Speaking to reporters this year, Firdaus Ali from the Ministry of Public Works, Public Housing, and Water Resources confirmed that the event will have more than 290 activities over the course of the seven-day period.
According to Ali,” The conference in Bali will be a monumental gathering to transform all laws and eagerness to jointly face the future by making waters a source of life, not a cause of catastrophe.”
Topics up for discussion by major weather leaders, liquid experts, and policymakers include waters security and prosperity, waters for humans and nature, disaster risk reduction and management, governance, cooperation and water diplomacy, green water financing, and knowledge and innovation.
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A community melukat ceremony will be one of the most impressive special cultural events that will take place as part of the World Water Forum.
On May 18th, 2024, Melasti Beach will host a Melukat ritual for over 1,500 people.
Melasti Beach can be found at the very southern tip of the Bukit Peninsula, halfway between the resorts of Uluwatu and Nusa Dua, where the majority of the conference activities will take place.
Ali explained,” We present local Balinese wisdom because we know that Bali has extraordinary uniqueness. We will present this ( Melukat ) later on May 18th, 2024, the day before the gala dinner and opening”.
Over the course of the event, world leaders and delegations will also be invited to visit the Subak at Jatiluwih Rice Terraces.
Tourists who intend to visit Bali in May may want to take this into account when making travel arrangements.
Ali added,” Subak is a model for fair water management. To mitigate drought and climate change, Subak Jatiluwih’s management uses a holistic, sustainable agricultural system that distributes water fairly and uniformly.
The opening and opening of the Water Museum in Tabanan Regency, which has been under construction since late last year and covers more than six hectares of land, is one of the most exciting aspects of the World Water Forum coming to Bali.
Soon, more information about how visitors can experience the Water Museum will be made available.
Water management may not initially come up in the minds of Bali tourists, but it has an impact on so many aspects of a trip to the island. East of Bali’s water shortage is a serious issue for many communities.
Water, whether the ocean, waterfalls or the flooded rice terraces, is a huge draw for tourists to Bali. The health of Bali’s waterways and oceans has a direct impact on the quality of a visitor’s experience.
Only last week, tonnes upon tonnes of plastic waste were washed onto the island’s iconic beaches.
There is a chance that the conference will inspire new and lasting approaches to water management and health in Bali and other parts of the world.
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