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Reports indicate that Egyptian authorities plan to establish the largest desalination plant in Africa, aimed at providing 30 million cubic meters of water per day by 2026. This is part of a broader plan to meet the rising demand for water and reduce dependence on traditional sources. The new plant will be located in Cairo Governorate at an estimated cost in the billions, and it is expected to significantly improve water supplies and promote sustainability in the region. The project aims to enhance water security and provide clean water to the residents of the capital and surrounding areas, with a plan to gradually increase production capacity in the coming years.
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