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.

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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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The Raqqa Water Resources Directorate continues carrying out maintenance and rehabilitation work

Emergency works: Clearing the inlets and outlets of two culverts in the village of Mushayrifa and clearing 50 meters of the drainage channel to limit water from reaching agricultural lands. 
 
Sector 1: Fixing two sinkholes and two breaks on the Saleh Canal in Hattin Farm, including excavation, backfilling, leveling, and compaction works. 
 
Sector 2: Fixing a sinkhole and removing cracked concrete on the Mislon Canal, filling the site, and restoring the canal to service. 
 
Sector 4: Clearing the Ali Bayram drainage channel in Al-Karamah for a length of 200 meters. 
 
Sector 5: Clearing a main drainage channel in Al-Dalha for 150 meters. 
 
Pumping station works: 
Calibrating the main feed switch to the third position at the First Wadiyan Station and installing a new seal on the first pump, calibrating it, and putting it into service. 
Maintenance and cleaning of control room equipment and machinery at West 3, Al-Yamama, and Najd pumping stations by the rotating shifts. 
Lubrication of the pumping units at the First Wadiyan Station. 
Installing two pistons for the second group pump RC4 at the Al-Karamah Station and putting it into service. 
Installing three pistons for the second group pump RC3 at the Al-Hamrat Station and putting it into service. 
The directorate continues its fieldwork in various sectors and stations, enhancing the readiness of the irrigation and drainage system and ensuring continuity.
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