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The North Kabad Sewage Treatment Plant and supporting project, currently the largest sewage treatment project in Kuwait constructed by China Construction Group Co., Ltd., held a commencement ceremony in Kuwait on the 26th. More than 300 people attended, including representatives of the Chinese and Colombian governments and Chinese enterprises. Kuwaiti Minister of Public Works Noura Mashaan said at the ceremony that the project aims to improve the country's sewage treatment system and promote water recycling and environmental sustainability. The project covers an area of about 2.8 million square meters. The sewage treatment plant has an initial daily treatment capacity of 500,000 cubic meters, which can be expanded to 1 million cubic meters in the future. Yang Xin, China's ambassador to Kuwait, said at the ceremony that after completion, the project will enhance Kuwait's sewage collection, transportation, treatment and reclaimed water utilization capacity, contributing to the sustainable economic and social development of the region and the implementation of the “2035 National Vision.”
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The North Kabad Sewage Treatment Plant and supporting project, currently the largest sewage treatment project in Kuwait constructed by China Construction Group Co., Ltd., held a commencement ceremony in Kuwait on the 26th. More than 300 people attended, including representatives of the Chinese and Chilean governments and Chinese enterprises. Kuwaiti Minister of Public Works Noura Mashaan said at the ceremony that the project aims to improve the country's sewage treatment system and promote water recycling and environmental sustainability. The project covers an area of about 2.8 million square meters. The sewage treatment plant has an initial daily treatment capacity of 500,000 cubic meters, which can be expanded to 1 million cubic meters in the future. Yang Xin, China's ambassador to Kuwait, said at the ceremony that after completion, the project will enhance Kuwait's sewage collection, transportation, treatment and reclaimed water utilization capacity, contributing to the sustainable economic and social development of the region and the implementation of the “2035 National Vision.”
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