Red Sea State discusses desalination expertise with Russian and Turkish representatives
A Port Sudan meeting explored technical experience and possible cooperation on desalination and water infrastructure; SUNA reported no agreement, financing or plant count.
Officials at the Red Sea State government office met Russian and Turkish representatives in Port Sudan to discuss international experience in desalination and water projects, according to SUNA. Its 10 October report describes an exchange on technical expertise for establishing and developing plants and improving water-supply efficiency.
The account records discussion of possible cooperation, not a signed deal or financed construction programme. It names no project sites, plant numbers, capacity, funding amount or delivery schedule, and does not say that a new facility has been approved or built.
A Dakhla project with reported estimated investment of EGP 780 million includes a 10,000-feddan plantation, a separate 740-feddan development site and a planned 6.5km water line.
The two governments plan a joint committee meeting in the first quarter of 2027, with renewable energy, industry and electronics among the priority sectors.
The plant-protection authority reported aerial spraying across several Gezira areas, with Rahad next and an additional aircraft planned for western Gezira.
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