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Water Minister: Per Capita Share Drops to 472 Meters
The article focused on the efforts of the Egyptian Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation in addressing the decline in per capita water share, which has decreased from about 2,000 cubic meters annually in the 1960s to approximately 472 cubic meters currently, due to population growth and climate change. Minister Hani Sweilem emphasized that the ministry is working to improve water management through modern technologies such as digital models, satellites, and artificial intelligence, in addition to enhancing water treatment and reuse to meet development needs. He also highlighted successes in increasing the available water supply through projects like the New Delta stations and the Boughaz El Bard project, which add about 4.80 billion cubic meters of treated water annually to support food security and agricultural development. Egypt is intensifying its efforts to improve water management efficiency and develop the national water system to face future challenges.
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