The National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) strongly condemns the false allegations circulated about the measures it intends to take to deal with the problem of lack of rain and its use of reducing the supply period for drinking water.
The National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) denied, on Tuesday, allegations about an upcoming reduction in the duration of drinking water supply to cope with the lack of rain.
A water shortage is looming for the Souss-Massa region in Agadir this summer, due to the rainfall deficit and the drop in the filling rate of the dams.
King Mohammed VI launched, on Thursday, the work of building the irrigation network, from the seawater desalination plant in Agadir.
The issue of water management policy has been invited to the heart of the monthly oral session of the Head of Government before the deputies. During this monthly session, which comes two weeks after the launch by the king of the National Drinking Water Supply and Irrigation Program 2020-2027, Saâd Eddine El Othmani said he was satisfied with the efforts made by the government in terms of water policy.
The National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) has provided a formal denial of the content of an audio recording, which reported the installation of new electricity meters in the "Lbabda" district in the province of Moulay Yacoub, as well as the application of a new tariff based on three time slots during the day.
The Fès-Meknès region will host four major dams at a total cost of 6.7 billion dirhams. This is within the framework of the 2020-2027 National Drinking Water Supply and Irrigation Program. This is the news delivered by Samira El Haouat, director of the Sebou Hydraulic Basin Agency (ABHS), during a meeting organized by the wilaya of the Fès- Meknès region.
Saâdeddine El Othmani , Head of Government, will be working in front of the deputies this Monday, January 27, 2020. He will address the issue of water management in the kingdom, in particular the 2020-2027 national program, initiated by King Mohammed VI, and dedicated to drinking water and irrigation.
European MP Gilles Pargneaux, during a program on the Moroccan news channel Medi1 Tv, reported the loss of 80% of Moroccan water resources within 25 years, according to forecasts.
King Mohammed VI inaugurated the "Moulay Abderrahmane" dam, built on the Ksoub wadi for a total budget of 920 million dirhams.
On Monday, Morocco signed the framework agreement for the implementation of the 2020-2027 Drinking Water Supply and Irrigation Program. The ceremony was chaired by King Mohammed VI, with Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan by his side.
The Director General of the National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) visited several construction sites in the city of Laâyoune, aimed at strengthening the drinking water supply and liquid sanitation. These construction sites concern ongoing projects and are intended to provide the population with access to water.