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The Emergency Water Security and Flexible Water Services Project in Syria has been launched, pursuant to an agreement with the World Bank Group. The project aims to improve water and sanitation services in areas including Ayn Al-Zarqa in Idlib, serving approximately two million people, and in the Al-Awati Al-Asi regions in Homs and Hama, providing for about one million people and 65 villages. Additionally, it involves rehabilitating the Adra wastewater treatment plant, which serves around 2.2 million residents in Damascus and its rural areas. The project's goal is to strengthen water security and enhance the quality of essential services by implementing strategic projects that ensure greater sustainability and efficiency in water services.
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