Jerusalem’​s water utility ​and Utilis sign ​deals in ​Romania

During a ​business ​seminar led by ​the Israeli ​commercial ​attaché​’s office ​in Bucharest, ​Romania’s ​largest water ​utility, Raja ​Constanta, ​signed ​cooperation ​agreements with ​Jerusalem’​s ​Hagihon  water ​utility and ​with Israeli ​water-​management ​company ​Utilis  on May 30, 2016.

According to ​the agreement ​with Hagihon, ​professional ​bilateral ​delegations ​will travel to ​both countries ​and Hagihon ​will help Raja ​Constanta ​prepare for ​various ​challenges ​– above ​all, the ​reduction of ​water loss. ​Utilis will ​help Raja ​Constanta ​identify ​underground ​leaks by using ​its specialized ​satellite ​technology. 

​The seminar ​in Constanza, ​held on the ​shores of the ​Black Sea, ​culminated six ​months of ​meetings and ​bilateral ​visits during ​which the ​Israeli ​commercial ​office in ​Bucharest, ​Israel NewTech ​at the Division ​for Foreign ​Investment and ​Industrial ​Cooperation at ​the Ministry of ​Economy and ​Industry, and ​the Israel ​Export ​Institute ​worked to ​identify ​Israeli ​technologies ​that could meet ​the various ​Romanian water ​utilities’​ needs for ​treating ​drinking water, ​identifying and ​managing leaks, ​conserving ​energy and ​increasing ​efficiency. ​