Water signs $28M deal
The Jordanian Minister of Water and Irrigation, Engineer Raid Abu Saud, signed an agreement worth 28 million dollars with the company operating the Zarqa Wastewater Treatment Plant, aimed at expanding and improving its capacity to treat wastewater. This project is the largest of its kind in Jordan for water treatment and seeks to increase the plant's capacity, which currently treats approximately 70% of the country's sewage, support agriculture through the reuse of treated water, and reduce pressure on the scarce water resources. The project is expected to be completed by 2028 and will contribute to enhancing water sustainability, supporting national water security, and diversifying water sources in line with Jordan's economic modernization visions.
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