The project, which aims to supply 1,600 people with clean drinking water, was launched by Governor of Jundubah, Tayeb Dridi. The initiative is being implemented by the Regional Development and Agriculture Delegation. The project will benefit families in several areas, including Al-Milz Al-Bahailil, Ouled Mnaa, Al-Khalaylia, Ouled Einobl, Chabba Al-Karma, Al-Abadiliyah, Al-Manasiriyah, Al-Badairiyah, and Douar Ouled Ali Ben Khalifa.
During the launch ceremony, Governor Dridi emphasized the importance of completing the project within the contractual deadlines and in accordance with technical specifications. He instructed the Regional Development and Agriculture Delegation to monitor the project's progress and urged local authorities to coordinate with the local council to provide suitable conditions for the project's continuation.
The project is part of the government's efforts to improve access to clean drinking water in rural areas. The Regional Development and Agriculture Delegation is overseeing the implementation of the project, which is being carried out by a contractor. The project's launch was attended by several officials, including the delegate of Wadi Millez, the secretary-general of the municipality, and the head of the local council.
The project is expected to improve the living conditions of the local population by providing them with access to clean drinking water. The government has been working to upgrade the water supply infrastructure in several regions of the country. The project in Wadi Millez is one of several initiatives aimed at improving access to basic services in rural areas.
The governorate of Jundubah has been working to implement several development projects in recent years. The government has allocated significant funds to improve infrastructure and services in the region. The project in Wadi Millez is part of a broader effort to promote economic development and improve living standards in the governorate.
The launch of the project has been welcomed by local residents, who have been facing difficulties accessing clean drinking water. The project's completion is expected to have a positive impact on the local community. The government has reiterated its commitment to improving access to basic services in rural areas.
The project is scheduled to be completed within a specific timeframe, and the government has urged the contractor to adhere to the deadlines. The project's success will be monitored by the Regional Development and Agriculture Delegation and local authorities.
Key points
- The project aims to provide 330 families with access to clean drinking water in Wadi Millez, Jundubah governorate.
- The project is being implemented by the Regional Development and Agriculture Delegation.
- The project's completion is expected to improve the living conditions of the local population.
