Head of government leads high-level meeting on water policy

Head of government leads high-level meeting on water policy
Wednesday 13 March 2024 - 23:48

Head of government  Aziz Akhannouch led a meeting of the Steering Committee for the National Program for Drinking Water and Irrigation Supply 2020-2027.

Addressing the gathering, he emphasized the pressing issue of water scarcity and the ongoing projects to restructure water policies, aligning with royal directives.

Akhannouch highlighted the Kingdom’s current water situation, expressing concern over the limited dam fillings despite recent rainfall and the progress of urgent measures to secure potable water supply.

The meeting resulted in the decision to launch an extensive awareness campaign to promote responsible water usage. Akhannouch’s statement, shared on his Facebook page, underscored the government’s commitment to addressing water challenges and ensuring sustainable management of this vital resource.

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