Keywords: Desalination plants
In 2024, Morocco achieved a milestone by receiving €530 million in funding from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) for 12 strategic projects. A significant 59% of this funding was directed toward initiatives promoting a green economy. Among these projects, the EBRD provided......
In a decisive move to confront the nation's pressing water challenges, Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch presided over a pivotal steering committee meeting for the National Drinking Water Supply and Irrigation Program 2020-2027. This session, held on Tuesday, witnessed the participation of......
In a significant move to bolster water security, the Moroccan city of Dakhla has allocated nearly MAD 250 million ($25 million) for projects aimed at enhancing its potable water supply and wastewater management systems. This substantial investment was announced during a ceremony marking the 25th anniversary......
In a stirring address on the 25th anniversary of his ascension to the throne, King Mohammed VI underscored the imperative of water conservation, deeming it a shared national duty. His Throne Day speech articulated a pressing call for collective responsibility among all Moroccans to protect this critical......
Innovative measures to combat water scarcity are at the forefront of national priorities, following directives from the King. In a poignant address marking his 25th year on the throne, King Mohammed VI spotlighted the critical issue of water scarcity, urging immediate and inventive responses to prevent......
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