US EditionThe Minister of Water Is Reviewing Major Projects Before Parliament to Address the Thirst Crisis in Nouadhibo and the Cities of the Interior.
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Mauritanian Minister of Water and Sanitation, Amal Mint Mouloud, said that “water production in the city of Nouadhibou (in the north of the country) has increased from 17,000 cubic meters per day to 37,000 cubic meters, thanks to two major desalination and supply enhancement projects starting from Boulenouar,” she said. This came in response to an oral question, Tuesday, from MP Aziza Mint Jeddou, about the thirst crisis in the country, especial…
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