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Libya and Algeria outline water cooperation plan
Libya and Algeria have reached an agreement on a joint action plan to enhance cooperation in the water sector. This plan includes improving water resource management, water desalination, drinking water production, wastewater treatment, and flood protection. The two parties also agreed to establish joint technical teams to oversee the implementation of cooperation programs and to leverage expertise and technologies in seawater desalination, especially following the Algerian Foukka 2 plant, which has a capacity of up to 3.68 million cubic meters per day. Additionally, the two sides discussed prospects for scientific and technical collaboration and emphasized the importance of building a successful model of cooperation that can help address the water security challenges in the region. This is particularly vital given the shared underground aquifer between Libya, Algeria, and Tunisia, which is the largest in North Africa.
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