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Minister inaugurates waste plants with 3.8M euros
The Minister of Local Development and Environment, Dr. Manal El Waked, inaugurated two waste treatment stations in Nanbout, Daqahleya Governorate, and Neshil Village, Gharbia Governorate. The project cost €3.8 million and is part of an initiative to improve water quality in the Kitchener Canal, funded by the European Bank and supported by the European Union. The aim of the project is to reduce pollution caused by sewage, industrial waste, and solid refuse by establishing intermediary stations and developing waste management systems. This includes the construction of five recycling factories with a capacity of 4,200 tons per day, reducing operating costs, enhancing waste collection and transportation efficiency, and closing and rehabilitating the Qalbashu landfill to comply with environmental standards. The project reflects international cooperation towards environmental sustainability and the improvement of living standards in the benefiting governorates.
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