Continuing irrigation network maintenance work in the third sector -General Authority for Water Resources

General Authority for Water Resources in Syria

A public authority responsible for the management, development, and protection of water resources in all water basins in the Syrian Arab Republic.

Water is a national responsibility and an investment in the future.

The Water Resources Sector works to manage and protect water efficiently, and ensure its sustainability to meet present needs and support future development requirements.

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Continuing the drainage works in the fifth sector

Continuing irrigation network maintenance work in the third sector

The staff of the Water Resources Directorate in Raqqa continue maintenance and rehabilitation work on the irrigation and drainage networks.

The Water Resources Directorate in Latakia opens the Kafr Dabil Dam gate and starts the fourth irrigation cycle

The Directorate of Water Resources in Latakia continues repair and rehabilitation work on irrigation networks.

The Water Resources Directorate in Latakia is monitoring the state of irrigation and boosting the continuity of pumping in the northern plain

Extensive field alert for the Lattakia Water Resources Directorate to deal with the repercussions of heavy rainfall

Water resources mechanisms in Daraa are working on removing a drinking water line that reaches the town of Abdeen

Washing the solar panels at the Brega pumping station to boost their efficiency and keep them running

Enhancing the irrigation system and supporting agricultural stability in the countryside of Quneitra

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Continuing irrigation network maintenance work in the third sector

Maintenance workshops at the Deir ez-Zor Water Resources Directorate continue their field work in the third sector. The workshops have replaced several worn-out sluice gates in some lines and installed new ones, ensuring smoother irrigation water flow and improving the network's efficiency.

These efforts aim to make sure irrigation water reaches farmers properly and to reduce waste and leakage, which helps support agricultural activity and make better use of water resources.

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