Field trips to inspect seawater desalination plants – New Algeria

On Tuesday, the governors of seven northern states began conducting field trips to determine the pace of work to complete seawater desalination plants, as well as holding coordination meetings in order to remove obstacles and review the offers and proposals for completing this type of project. Projects Dynamic and strategic, in accordance with instructions President of the Republic Abdel Majeed Tebboune.

According to a statement by the Ministry of the Interior, the local authorities of Oran Province have monitored the pace of work on the Enjaz project station Desalination of seawater “Ras El Abyad” in the municipality of Ain El Karma, where the equipment for this project was inspected.

As for the state of Boumerdes, the local authorities inspected the various workshops and facilities at the seawater desalination plant in “Cap Jannat”, where they issued a number of instructions to complete the remaining works in order to put the plant into service within the specified deadlines, while connecting it to the water tanks located in the upper reaches of the area. Al-Hamdna.

And at the state level Al-Tarf The local authorities conducted a field trip to determine the pace of work on the completion of the seawater desalination plant project in Kidiyeh Al-Darawish in the municipality of Brihan, and to inspect the equipment for this project.

As for the seawater desalination plant project in the state of Bejaia, the governor of the state chaired a coordination meeting to determine the progress of the completion of the seawater desalination plant in the Taghramat area in the municipality of Toja, whose total capacity reaches 300 thousand cubic meters per day. The completion rate in this project has reached the level of 45 percent

For its part, the local authorities of Skikida state held a working session to follow up on the file of completing two seawater desalination plants in the municipality with a production capacity of 120,000 cubic meters per day and in the municipality of Al-Qal, with a production capacity of 300,000 cubic meters per day. The progress status of various administrative and technical procedures related to the study and its approval procedures were addressed in order to start the works.

In the state of Tipaza, the governor of the state carried out a field trip to study and determine the most appropriate path for the electric line that will supply the seawater desalination plant for “Fouka 2”, starting from the electrical transformer of Hatatba, in order to avoid nearby communities and agricultural lands, while the local authorities of the state of Ain Temouchent By inspecting the seawater desalination plant, Crescent Beach, to determine the status of the plant’s operation.