The Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources, Hany Sewilam, expressed on Saturday, November 30, 2024, the determination of the Ministry of Irrigation to achieve the goals of the sustainable and comprehensive development strategy adopted by the state. This approach is in line with Egypt’s vision for 2030 and aims to develop the national industry.
During a meeting with the leadership of the Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources to monitor the evolution of water quality in several locations along the Nile, Minister Sewilam stressed the importance of preserving the factories that use water in their operational cycles, taken from the waterways.
He also highlighted the importance of monitoring the quantities and quality of the water taken and produced by these factories, in order to ensure the preservation of water quality in the surrounding waterways.
At the same time, Sewilam ordered to follow up on the results of the analyses of the final discharge samples of industrial wastewater and cooling water from these factories, with the aim of preserving the national industry.
This step underlines the ministry’s commitment to sustainable development and the preservation of the country’s water resources. Protecting water quality and promoting good industrial practices are essential pillars to ensure a sustainable future for Egypt and its industry.
This initiative shows that Egypt is committed to industrial self-sufficiency while respecting environmental standards and valorizing its natural resources. The industry sector can thus contribute significantly to the national economy while preserving the country’s ecological balance.
In conclusion, the strategy implemented by the Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources demonstrates an ambitious and responsible vision for the sustainable and inclusive development of Egypt. The commitment to environmental preservation and water quality positions the country on the path to a prosperous future that respects its natural heritage.