The Fujairah Research Centre and the Fujairah Environment Authority and the National Water and Energy Centre at the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) led studies on water resources in Fujairah. These efforts support the UAE Water Security Strategy 2036, aiming to ensure sustainable water use in normal and emergency conditions, following UAE laws and World Health Organization standards. The research team visited over 215 wells and sites to assess water resources in the emirate. H.E. Aseela Al Moalla, Director of the Fujairah Environment Authority, stressed the importance of collaboration between government and research centers to protect water resources and ecosystems. She highlighted the critical need for water conservation in the UAE, where water is particularly valuable. Prof. Ahmed Murad, UAEU's Associate Provost for Research, emphasized the university's commitment to water sustainability. The project, supported by the National Water and Energy Centre and funded by the Fujairah Research Centre, is a priority in the university's 2023-2026 plan, linking research with academic programs to address societal needs effectively. Dr. Mohsen Sharif, Project Manager, highlighted the centre's role in developing solutions for water sustainability and environmental preservation. Dr. Dalal Al Shamsi, Director of the National Water and Energy Centre, emphasized the importance of field work in achieving the research project's goals. Dr. Fouad Al Amghari, Director of the Fujairah Research Centre, highlighted the program's role in training young professionals in water and energy management. Asilah Al Mualla, Director of the Fujairah Environment Agency, noted how the project aligns with the emirate's strategic plan for water resource preservation and sustainable environmental development. The National Water and Energy Centre, part of UAEU, conducts applied scientific research, environmental impact assessments, and consultations on water and energy sustainability. By collaborating with government institutions and local bodies, the centre aims to improve decision-making and achieve long-term sustainability in water and energy resources across the country. Water conservation is crucial for environmental sustainability and human well-being, according to a United Nations report. Conservation efforts are essential to mitigate water scarcity and preserve this essential resource for future generations. Special thanks to Dr. Shaher Bano and Engr. Simon Zerinsenay for their roles in advancing this research initiative. Their dedication has been invaluable in our efforts towards water sustainability in Fujairah. In addition to field studies, the research team used advanced hydrogeological modeling and remote sensing techniques to assess groundwater potential and dynamics in Fujairah. This approach allowed them to map aquifer recharge zones and identify areas at risk of overexploitation. The findings have already started to influence policy decisions and urban planning in Fujairah. For example, data revealed that certain areas face saltwater intrusion due to excessive groundwater extraction, prompting stricter regulations. H.E. Aseela Al Moalla, Director of the Fujairah Environment Authority, highlighted the importance of integrating scientific research into policymaking. "Collaboration with UAEU's National Water and Energy Centre has been crucial in developing strategies to protect our water resources and ensure sustainable use," she said. Prof. Ahmed Murad, UAEU's Associate Provost for Research, emphasized the broader impacts of the project. "Our research not only promotes environmental sustainability but also strengthens the resilience of local communities against water scarcity," he noted. The project has provided valuable training opportunities for UAEU students, who have actively participated in data collection and analysis. This hands-on experience is crucial for preparing the next generation of scientists and engineers to address environmental challenges. Looking ahead, the National Water and Energy Centre plans to expand its research to other emirates, focusing on integrated water and energy management. By leveraging expertise and partnerships, they aim to further support the UAE's vision for sustainable development and environmental stewardship. Dr. Dalal Al Shamsi, Director of the National Water and Energy Centre, expressed optimism about the future impact of their research. "Our goal is to produce actionable solutions that benefit society," she affirmed. As the UAE continues to prioritize water security and environmental sustainability, collaborative projects like these are expected to play a crucial role in shaping policies and practices for years to come. Through scientific innovation and collaboration, the UAE is positioning itself as a global leader in water resource management and conservation.