
As part of the 2026 Danube Water Forum, Hydrolia AD had the pleasure of welcoming an international delegation of representatives from national administrations across several Danube countries, as well as participants connected to the ICPDR Expert Group on Pollution Control and the Interreg Danube Tethys project.
The visit provided an opportunity to introduce Hydrolia’s work and share practical examples from our experience in wastewater management, decentralized treatment solutions, and sustainable water management.
During the visit, our guests had the opportunity to gain first-hand insight into Hydrolia’s activities. The programme included a visit to our office, one of our operational sites, and the Hydrolia MMS pilot installation.
This gave the participants an opportunity to see our solutions in practice and discuss with our team some of the key challenges facing the water sector, including water quality, pollution control, and the need for efficient and sustainable wastewater treatment solutions.
The visit created a valuable opportunity for the exchange of knowledge, experience, and professional perspectives among experts from different countries and organisations.
The discussions covered both practical and technical solutions, as well as the importance of regional cooperation in addressing shared challenges related to water quality, pollution control, and water resource management across the Danube Region.
We sincerely thank all participants for their interest, insightful questions, and constructive discussions. It was a pleasure to host professionals who share a strong commitment to sustainable water management and effective pollution control.
We would also like to thank our Hydrolia colleagues — Dobromir Simidchiev, Nikolay Nikolov, Milvena Ivanova, Teodora Maneva, and Radoslav Terziev — who welcomed the delegation and shared theirknowledge and experience with our guests.
Their professionalism, expertise, and team spirit reflect the values behind Hydrolia’s work and our long-term commitment to developing effective and sustainable solutions for the water sector.
We also extend our thanks to IAWD – Voice of the Danube for facilitating this opportunity and for its continued efforts to bring together professionals and organisations committed to strengthening regional cooperation and developing practical solutions for the future of the water sector.
For Hydrolia AD, participating in initiatives such as the Danube Water Forum is not only an opportunity to share our experience but also to
learn from experts and organisations across the region. We believe that cooperation, knowledge exchange, and practical innovation are essential to building more resilient and sustainable approaches to water management.