World Water Council President Praises 10th World Water Forum in Indonesia
SEAToday.com, Bali - World Water Council (WWC) President, Loïc Fauchon praised the organization of the 10th World Water Forum (WWF) held in Bali, Indonesia.
"In the 30 years of the forum's existence, this has been the most professional and efficient event I've witnessed," he declared on Saturday (5/18).
Fauchon's visit to Bali included witnessing the traditional water purification ceremony, Segera Kerthi, at Serangan Beach, Denpasar. He expressed his deep admiration for the cultural heritage and local wisdom embodied in this practice.
Furthermore, Fauchon went on to highlight the 10th WWF's remarkable success, describing it as a significant diplomatic victory for Indonesia.
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