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30 June
Desalination continues to address water scarcity issues in Cyprus.
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Cyprus is on track to achieve nearly 100% coverage of domestic water supply through desalination by 2027, according to Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou. Currently, desalination plants provide approximately 80% of the island's water needs. During a visit to a desalination facility in Limassol, Panayiotou confirmed that ongoing projects are expected to enable the plants to meet almost all domestic requirements within the next year.
As part of this initiative, the delivery of water reducers has commenced in Paphos, with plans for complete distribution to households across Cyprus by the end of August. The strategic focus on desalination reflects Cyprus' ongoing efforts to address water scarcity and ensure sustainable water supply for its residents.
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