Dubai water project nears halfway


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“The main objective of the project is to improve water transmission networks in new areas, and upgrade the existing network.” said Saeed Al Tayer, chief executive of Dewa.

Mr Al Tayer explained that this would be achieved through renovating the network, replacing old connections to houses and increasing operational efficiency. The improvement of the network through the strengthening of the water supply and flow capacity, Mr Al Tayer said, will contribute to the continued sustainable development of Dubai.

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