Minister of Equipment and Water Nizar Bourika stated that Morocco, which has suffered from a seven-year drought, plans to increase the share of treated seawater in the total drinking water supply from 25% to 60% by 2030. This measure aims to ensure sustainable water management amid climate challenges. "We cannot rely solely on traditional water sources," the minister emphasized. "It is crucial to invest in modern technologies to address the water scarcity issue."
Morocco to Increase Treated Seawater Share to 60% by 2030
Morocco's Minister of Equipment and Water announced plans to raise the share of treated seawater in drinking water supply to 60% by 2030, up from 25%. The move addresses water scarcity amid prolonged drought. "Investing in modern water tech is essential for our future," the minister stated.