
Meet Sweco at the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition in Glasgow
Our experts will share our knowledge and showcase potential solutions for more resilient, secure and sustainable water systems. Read more

Sweco will participate in the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition in Glasgow from 4–8 October 2026.
Our experts will share our knowledge and showcase potential solutions for more resilient, secure and sustainable water systems. Join us in Glasgow to exchange knowledge, explore new solutions and discuss how we can work together to create more water-resilient communities.
Visit the Sweco stand (No. 730) to learn more and to explore how different approaches can be adapted to better meet local needs. The exhibition is taking place between 5–8 October.
Book a meeting with our experts during the event to discuss your needs and potential cooperation opportunities. To book a meeting, please contact:

Mattias Salomonsson
Research and Develop Manager, Sweden
Jeroen Bakker
Team Manager, Water and Wastewater, the Netherlands
Demet Antakyali
Team Manager, Water and Wastewater, Germany
Register as a delegate or trade visitor via the IWA website. Trade visitor registration is free and provides access to the exhibition and business forum sessions taking place between 5–8 October:

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