China Energy Engineering Group Co., Ltd. (Energy China Group) recently hosted an open day at the Umm Al Quwain Independent Water Project in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), highlighting its cutting-edge technology and commitment to sustainable development.
The 150 million imperial gallons per day (MIGD) project, a key initiative under the Belt and Road Initiative and the UAE Water Security Strategy 2036, aims to ensure sustainable access to water for the region. The project is expected to significantly bolster the UAE’s water desalination capacity, addressing the growing demand for clean water.
During the open day, officials and stakeholders from China, Saudi Arabia, France, the UAE, and Germany gathered to witness the progress of the project. The event showcased the collaborative efforts in technology, finance, and construction, setting a benchmark for multilateral cooperation.
“This project exemplifies the synergy between nations striving for sustainable solutions,” said a representative from Energy China Group. “By combining our expertise, we’re contributing to the UAE’s vision for water security and fostering international partnerships.”
The Umm Al Quwain project not only strengthens international ties but also underscores the importance of sustainable infrastructure in meeting global water needs. As the project moves forward, it stands as a testament to the power of collaboration in addressing critical resource challenges.
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cgtn.com
