Water cooperation refers to the peaceful management and use of water resources among various players and sectors and at different levels.

UNESCO: Social and Human Sciences

We have low population density, clean air, fresh water, fertile land, an ocean on either side and a grand total of two nations on our borders. (One of which is a also a huge, stable and peaceful nation with clean air, fresh water, and fertile land and even lower population density).

FORBES: Crossroads for the Sole Superpower

With 148 countries sharing at least one transboundary river basin and two thirds of the world's 276 river basins being shared by two countries, cooperation is the key to preserving water resources and protecting the environment, but also to fostering and maintaining peaceful relations within and among communities.

UNESCO: Water cooperation: more urgent than ever