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The massive project, led by a consortium that includes Spanish firm Acciona and Moroccan companies Green of Africa and Afriquia Gaz, will have a production capacity of 838,000 cubic meters per day, equivalent to 300 million cubic meters annually.
Spain has announced a financial commitment of €340 million (approximately MAD 3.65 billion) for building Africa’s largest desalination plant in Casablanca.
The funding agreement was formalised on Wednesday during an official ceremony attended by Spain’s Secretary of State for Trade, Amparo López Senovilla, and Morocco’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah Alaoui.
The event also gathered Tarik Hamane, Director General of Morocco’s National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE), and Spain’s Ambassador to Rabat, Enrique Ojeda Vila.
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The massive project, led by a consortium including Spanish firm Acciona alongside Moroccan companies Green of Africa and Afriquia Gaz, will have a production capacity of 838,000 cubic meters per day, equivalent to 300 million cubic meters annually.
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