Ministry of Water and Irrigation Releases 2024 Annual Report - Jordan News
The report is now available on the Ministry's official website. It aims to provide valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders, while also keeping the public informed on the Ministry's performance over the past year. Additionally, it serves to clarify the ongoing and planned efforts to overcome the nation's water challenges and ensure sustainable water management for the future.
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