Evening – 75 billion for water crisis
The article focused on Biskra Province's efforts to improve and develop water resources by investing 7.5 billion Algerian dinars to resolve the water crisis. This includes constructing new pipelines and facilities, upgrading old networks, and establishing a filtration plant with a treatment capacity of up to 55,000 cubic meters per day, anticipated to be operational by 2027. It also discusses projects aimed at diversifying water sources, such as transferring water from Keddia L'Midour Dam and creating storage tanks and irrigation pipelines to ensure resource sustainability and reduce leakages and supply fluctuations. Additionally, the article addressed the budget reforms of municipalities to improve resource management and develop water policies, with a focus on transparency and efficiency, along with future preparedness through water programs extending until 2028.
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