Martsin stated that the amount and quality of available water should be calculated in relation to the volume and quantity of water used in drinking, agriculture and industry. He called for the determination of priorities, the establishment of a reliable database for Iraq's water resources, and the strengthening of oversight mechanisms for the protection of water resources. Martsin said that the Czech Republic and Europe could assist in developing water management and investment projects. He also recommended that experts in drinking water and wastewater be provided with modern technology training.
Technology-Based Solution Recommendations for Iraq's Water Famine from Czech Republic
The Czech Republic has announced a package of modern technology-based proposals and solutions to combat water scarcity in Iraq. First Deputy Minister of the Czech Environment Ivo Martsin said that the water crisis is not unique to Iraq, but that water is one of the most important elements of nature in Iraq.
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English translation of AgroAjans’s Turkish report. Original publishers are linked above.
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