مصر تبنى نهر جديد من فرع رشيد فى الصحراء الغربية لتحويل مسار نهر النيل و زراعة ربع مساحة مصر

Egypt is implementing a massive project known as the "Great Man-Made River" or "Western Desert River" as part of the New Delta project. This project aims to transfer treated agricultural drainage water and Nile water from the Rosetta branch to irrigate approximately 2.2 to 2.8 million feddans in the Western Desert. The goal is to significantly increase the cultivated area to enhance food security, with massive daily treatment and transfer rates. Project Objective: To reclaim and cultivate more than 2 million feddans (equivalent to about 30% of the area of ​​the old Delta). Water Source: Relies on treated agricultural drainage water (El-Hammam station) in addition to a portion of Nile water via the Rosetta branch. Great Man-Made River: A 114 km long waterway (including open sections and pipes) for water transfer, considered one of the largest water transfer projects in the region. Capacity: Treats and transfers approximately 7.5 to 17 million cubic meters daily via giant pumping stations to serve agriculture. Importance: The project aims to reduce the import gap for strategic crops such as wheat and corn, and is part of a broader vision for agricultural development. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Egypt Projects New Administrative Capital New Alamein Egyptian High-Speed ​​Railway Egyptian Army Egyptian Economy Toshka Project New Delta Developing the Egyptian Countryside Developing Governorate Capitals Eliminating Slums Egypt's Future --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you liked the video, give it a like, and the biggest support you can give is to subscribe to the channel.