Morocco has a partnership with a Chinese giant to support seawater desalination projects

This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:

This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:

Heba Press

Morocco has concluded a strategic agreement with the Chinese company “usual”, specialized in water treatment techniques, to provide one of the largest seawater desalination projects with basic components.

This project, whose daily production capacity reaches 548,000 cubic meters, aims to improve water safety in the challenges of the scarcity of resources and to guarantee the permanent supply of drinking water.

The agreement includes the supply of the project with the separation membranes approved in reverse osmosis technology, which is used to remove salts and pollutants from high -efficiency.

This advanced technology will improve the performance of desalination plants, will reduce energy consumption and improve the sustainability of water resources.

This project comes in response to the challenges that Morocco is faced due to climate change and the growing consumption of traditional water resources. It should greatly contribute to providing several large water cities, relieving pressure on the natural inventory of fresh water.

The choice of usual to implement this project reflects the trend of Morocco to adopt advanced technologies in water infrastructure.

The Chinese company, which is affiliated with the Research and Design Institute for Construction Materials in China, confirms that its modern technologies improve the effectiveness of desalination, which supports the sustainability of water resources and establishes its competitive position in global level.