Irrigation
Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Hani Sweilam called Sunday on states that ratified the Entebbe Agreement to revisit their stances and resume talks.
The lining is not exclusive to the rural villages included in the initiative.
The ABM increases production by 30-40 percent by adding five liters to irrigation water per feddan weekly.
Ghanem noted that Egypt had built a similar one in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The pilot operation began in Kafr El Sheikh governorate.
That is within a plan to increase the supply of food products, offering them in reasonable prices in the local market and also exporting.
The rehabilitation of others is in-progress.
The ministry pointed out that 20 of those had been established over the past few years to serve 100,000 South Sudanese citizens.
Others had been renovated across 2.3 million feddans.
There has been an increase in the yields of lands cultivated with wheat and corn.
That is in addition to four rainwater harvesting dams.
In 2014, the Egyptian government launched a series of projects aimed at protecting Sinai from flash floods.
He added that the summit aims at crystallizing a unified African vision for dealing with climate issue to be floated at the UN Climate Summit (COP28), due to be held in UAE in November.
The minister added that Egypt had implemented a number of development projects in South Sudan including the establishment of groundwater stations to provide drinking water for citizens.
Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Hani Sweilam noted in a TV interview Saturday that the water poverty line is 1,000 cubic meters per capita per annum and that the figure in Egypt is half that quantity.
The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources released Monday a report on measures taken to resolve problems that have lasted for 30 years.
The project also includes the establishment of seven barrages with a system to manage and follow up water distribution in 45 areas covered by the project, the minister added.
Egypt has added one million feddan of agricultural lands over the past 8 years, and for the first time in the country's agricultural history, it has used on the contractual farming approach.
The inititaive's projects covered more than 4,500 villages during its first phase, with a total of 175 centers in 20 governorates.
Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Hani Sweilam headed Monday to Kenya in a two-day visit to hold talks on bolstering joint cooperation in the sector.
