IAHR signs an agreement with the Hellenic Association of Hydraulic Works and Water Resources Management Consulting Engineers (SMYE/ΣΜΥΕ). IAHR continues seeking to work with national water engineering associations across the world to share and leverage the latest research and best practices.  

The goal of the platform is to establish a global network that fosters cooperation, knowledge exchange, and collaboration among these associations. By aligning with IAHR, national associations can amplify their impact, gaining increased visibility on the global stage, access to IAHR's extensive resources, and valuable opportunities for collaboration.

By joining the IAHR Platform, national water engineering associations can play a pivotal role in advancing hydro-environment engineering and research globally. Together, these associations, along with IAHR, can contribute to innovative, sustainable, and resilient solutions that address the multifaceted water issues faced by our rapidly changing world. Through collaboration and a shared commitment to the UN SDGs, this united front has the potential to drive positive change and make a lasting impact on the future of water management.

 About the Hellenic Association of Hydraulic Works and Water Resources Management Consulting Engineers (SMYE/ΣΜΥΕ) 

The Hellenic Association of Hydraulic Works and Water Resources Management Consulting Engineers (SMYE/ΣΜΥΕ) is a prominent professional organization based in Athens, Greece. Founded in 1962, it stands as one of the oldest engineering associations in the country. 

Core Mission and Objectives

• Professional Advocacy: Protecting and promoting the collective professional rights and interests of hydraulic design engineers.

• Scientific Excellence: Elevating the scientific and technical standards of hydraulic and water resource management studies drafted in Greece.

• Knowledge Sharing: Continuously updating its members on global scientific breakthroughs, engineering methodologies, and construction techniques through lectures, publications, and public debates. 

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