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Algeria produces 3.7M m³ desalinated water daily
The article addressed Algeria's efforts in seawater desalination to enhance national water security. Currently, the country produces around 3.7 million cubic meters per day, making it one of the largest in Africa and the second in the Arab world after Saudi Arabia in this field. This water covers half of the population's needs nationwide and 70-75% of the needs in the northern states. Five new desalination plants are expected to come online in 2025 and operate at full capacity, with an annual production exceeding 537 million cubic meters, serving as a vital support to ensure continuous water supply. Algeria aims to increase the contribution of seawater desalination to 62% of the national needs by 2030 through the establishment of three new plants in Tlemcen, Mostaganem, and Chlef, with a production capacity reaching 900,000 cubic meters per day, to boost water supplies in the western regions, which are facing increasing water stress.
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