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Approval for seven new projects to address water scarcity in Central Macedonia and Epirus
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- Seven new projects aimed at combating water scarcity have been approved for municipalities in Central Macedonia and Epirus.
- The total investment for these projects amounts to €10.3 million.
- The announcement was made by the Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, at an event held at the Ministry.
- Papastavrou emphasized that every euro invested in addressing water scarcity provides multiple returns to the citizens.
- The projects will be implemented across seven municipalities in the aforementioned regions.
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