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Egypt's Water System After 12 Years
Over the span of 12 years, Egypt has witnessed extensive development in the management and enhancement of its water and irrigation systems to address the increasing water challenges, including limited resources, rising demand, and climate change. Major projects have been implemented to rehabilitate canals and watercourses, upgrade drainage networks, remove encroachments on water bodies, and promote water reuse with capacities reaching up to 15 million cubic meters per day. Additionally, efforts have been made to protect coastal areas from the risks of rising sea levels and floods along a 210-kilometer stretch, and to establish flood protection facilities totaling up to 1,500 structures. Major water infrastructure, such as the Assiut and Dairout Barrages, has been modernized, and climate change mitigation systems have been developed. The modernization of the modern irrigation system has expanded to 1.4 million feddans. The water management system has also undergone a digital transformation, enhancing scientific research and training capabilities, and leveraging technology to improve water management. These initiatives contribute to increasing the efficiency of water resource utilization, land protection, and safeguarding citizens, all within a comprehensive plan that continues to address current and future challenges, with an emphasis on regional and international cooperation.
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