Egyptian Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Hani Suwelim, received a report from Abu Bakr El-Rouby, Head of the Nile River and its Branches Development and Protection Sector, on the progress of the National Project to Regulate the Nile River and its branches. The project aims to remove encroachments and violations along the Nile River and its branches. The report highlighted the ongoing efforts to implement the 30th wave of removals.
According to the report, 601 new cases of encroachment were removed, bringing the total number of removals to 1439. The minister emphasized the continuation of removal works at all targeted sites, stressing the importance of coordination between state agencies, security authorities, and governorates to achieve the project's objectives. The National Project to Regulate the Nile River and its branches is a crucial initiative to restore order to the watercourse.
Minister Suwelim stressed the need to continue removing encroachments and dealing with violations immediately. He highlighted the importance of coordination between relevant agencies to ensure the project's success. The minister also emphasized the project's role in maintaining the water sector's capacity to accommodate water flows. The National Project to Regulate the Nile River and its branches is a top priority for the Egyptian government.
The minister directed the continuation of the National Project to Regulate the Nile River and its branches without interruption, alongside the 30th wave of removals. This aims to restore discipline to the watercourse and protect the Nile River's water sector. The project is crucial for preserving the country's water resources and ensuring their sustainability for future generations.
Minister Suwelim also emphasized the importance of continuous field monitoring and permanent surveillance of the Nile River and its branches. This enables immediate action against any encroachments or violations, supporting the state's efforts to protect the river and its resources. The project is a key component of the state's strategy to safeguard the Nile River.
The implementation of these works is in line with the state's directives to continue removing all encroachments on the Nile River and its branches. This ensures the preservation of the river as a lifeline and protects the country's resources for future generations. The National Project to Regulate the Nile River and its branches is a vital initiative for Egypt's water security.
The ongoing efforts to regulate the Nile River and its branches demonstrate the Egyptian government's commitment to protecting the country's water resources. The project is a significant step towards ensuring the sustainability of the Nile River and its importance for Egypt's economy and society. The cooperation between relevant agencies is crucial for the project's success.
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- Egyptian Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Hani Suwelim, reviews progress of National Project to Regulate the Nile River and its branches.
