Morocco’s New Water Security Strategy: More Dams, Desalination, Flood Protection – The North Africa Post
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Rabat focuses on desalination, infrastructure and resource management to reduce the country's vulnerability to drought and ensure water supply in the coming years.
Dams, desalination, basin interconnection and flood prevention. Morocco is embarking on a new phase in its water security policy.
Faced with a persistent drought and increasing pressure on its water resources, Morocco is accelerating its transition to new water supply solutions. The government has unveiled a new national water security strategy, with the aim of increasing the annual production of desalinated water to 1.7 billion cubic metres by 2030. [...] Read more Water: Morocco accelerates its investments to secure its water future has appeared first on Managers.
Morocco’s New Water Security Strategy: More Dams, Desalination, Flood Protection – The North Africa Post
Equipment and Water Minister Nizar Baraka told the House of Representatives on Monday in Rabat that his ministry has launched a new water security strategy reflecting climate change. Speaking at the parliament question time, Baraka said the strategy follows King Mohammed VI’s call for a new generation of major strategies. He noted that 53% of […]
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