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Presidential Leadership Council Member Reviews Water and Environment Ministry's Plans and Future Projects

[11/08/2025 01:32]

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Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Abdulrahman al-Mahrami, has reviewed the plans and future projects of the Ministry of Water and Environment. The review took place in the interim capital, Aden, with the Deputy Minister of Water and Environment, Mujahid Bin Afrar.

During the meeting, al-Mahrami was briefed on the ministry's ongoing and future projects, including the search for new water sources, development of existing networks, and introduction of modern technologies to rationalize consumption and improve operational efficiency.

The discussions also focused on improving water and sanitation services, addressing the challenges facing the sector, and exploring new sources, including non-traditional solutions to meet the increasing demand and reduce the deficit.