Egypt signs EGP 4.6bn contracts to operate, maintain 11 desalination plants

Egypt has signed agreements valued at roughly EGP 4.6 billion for the operation and upkeep of 11 seawater desalination facilities. Together, the plants are designed to produce 485,000 cubic metres of water daily. The contracts aim to make operations more efficient and increase private-sector involvement in water services, supporting infrastructure important to the country’s water supply.

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