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Egypt advances water security through desalination partnerships
The article discusses the development of seawater desalination projects in Egypt as a crucial part of national water security. It highlights the significant progress made in the sector over the past decade, with production capacity increasing from 84,000 cubic meters per day in 2014 to more than 1.4 million cubic meters currently, through 129 plants. The government is working on adding 19 new plants that will produce 687,000 cubic meters daily, transforming water desalination from a supplementary source into a fundamental pillar of the drinking water system until 2050. The authorities are also striving to boost partnerships with the private sector to attract substantial investments, focusing on balancing funding acquisition with ensuring affordable water for citizens, in order to address challenges posed by increasing demand, climate change, urban expansion, and industrial growth.
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