Meeting Information

Date
23rd September 2020

Accelerating Egypt’s $2.8 billion desalination programme

Part of the Transforming Water in the Middle East meeting series

As tensions rise over regional access to water from the Nile, Egypt’s Holding Company for Water and Wastewater (HCWW) has confirmed its plans to pursue an ambitious seawater desalination programme over the next five years involving the construction of 47 desalination plants with a combined water generation capacity of 2.44 million m3/d, to be built by 2025 in coastal regions of the country.

What further steps are being taken to rationalise water usage and where are the opportunities for the international private sector to support this three-stage, EGP45 billion ($2.8 billion) programme?

Main Strand

Policy & Projects

Keynote Presentation

Strand Partner

Meeting format

Presentation & Panel

Software

Remo

Key Meeting Participants

  • Naoll Mary, Senior Operations Officer, Upstream, Global Infrastructure and Natural Resources, IFC
  • Dr. Ahmed Kamal Moawad, Vice Chairman, Holding Company for Water and Waste Water (HCWW), Egypt
  • Alejandro Jimenez, Director for Global Business Development, Acciona Agua

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