Water News
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Egypt water projects receive 19% of concessional development financing
Around 19 percent of the concessional development financing allocated by international partners is directed toward water projects across Egypt.
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Egypt coop. with Japan to establish project of water-from-air production
The Minister emphasized that one of the Ministry’s primary goals is to forge partnerships with both local and foreign investors.
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How Egypt became home to the world's largest water treatment facility
The New Delta Irrigation Water Treatment Plant secured four Guinness World Records for its size, capacity, and advanced technologies.
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Egypt, home to the world's largest water treatment facility
The plant has a remarkable production capacity of 7.5 million m3/day of agricultural drainage water.
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New wastewater plant sets four Guinness World Records
Egypt’s New Delta Agriculture Wastewater Treatment, Recycling and Reuse Plant, the world’s largest of its type, has broken more records.
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Egypt turns to space agency to help tackle water scarcity
National authorities are hoping to put advanced technology to work to help avert a crisis.
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Egypt Prequalifies 17 Consortia for its Water Desalination Program
The desalination plants will be powered by renewable energy sources in various locations across Egypt.
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CAMPAS: 11.3B M3 Pure Water Produced in 2022/2023
Total number of pure water stations produced from wells water is 40 stations with a production capacity of 0.04 billion m3 in 2022/2023.
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Egypt’s Bahr El-Baqar Wastewater Treatment project wins Abdlatif Y. Al-Hamad Development Award
This is the second Egyptian project to win that award after the South Helwan Electricity Generating Station won that award in last year’s editions.
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Egypt-Built Julius Nyerere Hydropower Dam in Tanzania Now 97% Complete
The USD 2.9 billion project, built and run by Egyptian companies, would double Tanzania’s energy input and enhance agriculture.
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Egypt’s water needs estimated at 114 billion cubic meters annually
According to the minister, all of Egypt’s necessary needs per capita during the sixties were estimated at about 2,000 cubic meters per year.
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World's largest water desalination, drainage station completed in Egypt
The Delta Station project is monumental endeavor in the agricultural sector, focusing on waterways and sewage in the Hamam area on the northern coast.
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Egypt plans to implement 4 desalination plants worth $350M
Hanoura added that 17 consortia have qualified for the tender since nearly a year ago, and they will be notified to obtain the tender documents.
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Egypt to launch invitation to tender for development of desalination plants
Egypt’s water desalination program entails the launch of several plants possessing a total capacity of 8.85 million m3/day by 2050.
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Housing Ministry, WB officials probe cooperation in water projects
The discussions fall within the framework of continued cooperation between the Housing Ministry and development partners for Egypt Vision 2030.
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€61.5m to boost the capacity of the Gabal El Asfar wastewater treatment
Already considered to be one of the largest wastewater treatment plants in Africa, and the capacity is set to increase in the next few years.
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Water & food security projects top economic & social development plan in Egypt FY2024/25 budget
The government intends to construct 471 drinking water stations and 248 sewage treatment stations and increase housing units to 337,000 residentials.
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France, EU sign €61.5 mln financing agreements to develop Egypt’s Yellow River Water Treatment Plant
France and the European Union (EU) have signed 61.5 mln euro financing agreements to support the development of the Yellow River Water Treatment Plant
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Egyptian, Japanese firms to co-produce atmospheric water generator
This extension builds upon the long-term agreement signed in May 2021 and is funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
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Dorsch and ECG sign contract for intelligent water management in NAC
Dorsch Gruppe and ECG will set up a joint venture to provide water management services to 6.5 million people in at least 21 residential areas.