El M’Ghair, Algeria – The Minister of Water Resources, Taha Derbal, presided over the inauguration of a 2,000 cubic meter underground reservoir in the Wilaya of El M’Ghair on Monday. The project aims to bolster the region’s drinking water infrastructure.
The reservoir, equipped with a modern pumping station, is located in the municipality of Djamaa, approximately 50 kilometers south of El M’Ghair. This strategic placement is expected to significantly improve access to potable water for local residents and contribute to the overall water security of the area.
During the inauguration ceremony, Minister Derbal emphasized the government’s commitment to investing in water infrastructure projects across the country. He stated that these initiatives are crucial for sustainable development and improving the quality of life for all citizens.
“This reservoir represents a significant step forward in our efforts to ensure a reliable and safe water supply for the people of El M’Ghair,” Minister Derbal noted. He further highlighted the importance of efficient water management and conservation practices to address the challenges posed by water scarcity.
The project is part of a broader national strategy to upgrade and expand Algeria’s water infrastructure. The Ministry of Water Resources is actively pursuing various initiatives, including the construction of dams, reservoirs, and water treatment plants, to meet the growing demand for water across the country.
The new reservoir in Djamaa is expected to play a vital role in meeting the water needs of the local community and supporting the region’s agricultural activities. The project underscores the government’s dedication to providing essential services and promoting sustainable development in all parts of Algeria.
