AfricaNews reports:
King Mohammed VI stressed the importance of accelerating medium-term projects.
An allocation of $14 billion for the National Drinking Water Supply and Irrigation Program (PNAEPI 2020-2027) will be released.
Work has begun on the construction of a new seawater desalination station in the Dakhla region. Valued at $250 million, this installation should be operational by June 2025 and provide drinking water to the city of Dakhla and its surroundings.
At the same time, planned projects with a medium-term impact will be accelerated, in particular the dams currently under construction, the interconnection between the Sebou, Bouregreg and Oum Rabia basins, the national program of stations of seawater desalination, the program for the reuse of purified wastewater, the water saving program at the level of the drinking water supply and distribution and irrigation networks.