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Egypt targets 10 million cubic metres of desalinated water a day

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly discussed seawater desalination projects with ACWA officials. The meeting stated a government target of 10 million cubic metres of desalinated water production per day.

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In the government’s October 5 account, Madbouly described securing the best offers from bidding companies as the current objective. The meeting also discussed developing new plants with modern technologies and specialized-company partners.

The statement presents 10 million cubic metres as a target, not achieved output. ACWA executives and officials from housing and water authorities attended; no capacity, tender result or completion date for a specific project was announced.

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Desalination target

National production target and meeting scope stated in the Cabinet account.

Daily desalinated-water target10 million cubic metres
Meeting date2026-10-05
Private-sector counterpartACWA
StatusTarget; project awards not stated
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The quantity is a daily target in the government statement; it should not be read as current production or installed capacity.

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