ALGIERS, Algeria, February 25, 2008 (ENS) – One of the largest seawater desalination plants in the world was officially opened in Algiers on Sunday by President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and a senior executive of the U.S.-based General Electric Company, which built and will operate the plant. The new $250 million facility will supply the drought-stricken, thirsty millions of residents of this capital city by the sea.
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- New Director at the Tunisian Office of Planning and Hydraulic BalanceMrs Sondes Kamoun has been appointed as Director General of the Tunisian Office of Planning and Hydraulic Balance. She succeed to Fethi Lebdi. Mrs Kamoun has been for several years the coordinator of EMWIS National Focal Point for Tunisia.
- Morocco: Improving water information managementIn the framework of the GIZ AGIRE programme, a wokshop held on 9 and 10 May brought together 35 representatives from Morocan water basin agencies, Ministry water department, consultancy companies and EMWIS. After extensive sessions dedicated to sharing of knowledge on past and ongoing developments, the participants outlined an action plan to support informat […]
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