Dr. Mohamed Fouzi, Deputy Governor of Damietta, recently chaired a meeting to review the progress of a significant water pipeline project. The project involves constructing a 1000mm diameter pipeline extending from Kfar Sleman to the navigable canal in Ras El-Bar. This initiative is part of the first phase of efforts to accelerate the implementation of national projects and enhance the efficiency of drinking water and sewage services in the region. The meeting was attended by prominent officials, including Lieutenant General Tarek Bahairy, Assistant Secretary General, and Engineer Majdi Atta Allah, head of the Damietta Drinking Water and Sewerage Company.
The meeting focused on addressing challenges hindering the project's completion, particularly those related to the pipeline's route and its passage through agricultural lands. Officials reviewed procedures and coordination efforts between the Damietta Governorate, the Drinking Water and Sewerage Company, and the Arab Contractors Company. These efforts aim to overcome obstacles and ensure the project stays on schedule. A field inspection of the site was deemed essential to determine the exact route and take necessary actions, ensuring that work continues without interruption.
Deputy Governor Fouzi emphasized the importance of promptly addressing any issues that may delay national projects and completing required procedures in coordination with relevant authorities. This proactive approach is crucial for maintaining project timelines and achieving the intended benefits, particularly in enhancing the drinking water system in Damietta. The project is a key component of the state's plan to upgrade the infrastructure supporting drinking water services.
The water pipeline project from Kfar Sleman to Ras El-Bar is a vital initiative aimed at improving the efficiency of water transportation and supporting services provided to citizens. By bolstering the drinking water system, the project will contribute to the overall development and improvement of living conditions in Damietta. The project's progress aligns with the state's objectives to enhance basic services and infrastructure.
The meeting was conducted in accordance with directives from Dr. Hussam Fouzi, Governor of Damietta, highlighting the governorate's commitment to overseeing and supporting significant development projects. The collaboration between various stakeholders, including the Damietta Governorate, the Drinking Water and Sewerage Company, and the Arab Contractors Company, is essential for the project's success.
The project's implementation is expected to have a positive impact on the region, providing improved drinking water services to residents. The Deputy Governor's active involvement in monitoring the project's progress demonstrates the administration's dedication to delivering essential services and infrastructure to the community.
The Damietta Governorate continues to prioritize the execution of national projects, focusing on enhancing the efficiency of basic services such as drinking water and sewage. The water pipeline project is a significant step towards achieving these goals, reinforcing the governorate's commitment to improving the quality of life for its residents.
Key points
- The project aims to enhance the efficiency of drinking water services in Damietta.
- The 1000mm diameter pipeline will extend from Kfar Sleman to the navigable canal in Ras El-Bar.
- The project is part of a broader plan to upgrade the infrastructure supporting drinking water services in the region.
