Minister of Environment Inspects Largest Floating Water Barges Worldwide in Yanbu

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Saudi Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture Eng. Abdulrahman bin Abdulmohsen Al-Fadhli conducted an inspection tour of the "Environment system" in Yanbu Governorate, located in the Madinah region.
During the visit, the minister closely monitored several projects and their progress, while also receiving updates on the services being delivered to the residents of the governorate.
Eng. Al-Fadhli commenced his visits by engaging with citizens, farmers, and fishermen at the Yanbu Chamber of Commerce and Industry (YNBCCI) premises. He attentively heard their requests and addressed their inquiries regarding the services offered by the ministry, according to SPA.
During the meeting, the minister emphasized his commitment to backing development projects that provide environmental, water, and agricultural services to the citizens. He also expressed his determination to spare no effort in supporting the strategies, in line with the goals of the Saudi Vision 2030.
Eng. Al-Fadhli was briefed on the operations of the floating water barges in Yanbu, which play a vital role in meeting the water demand. The Kingdom possesses 3 giant barges, recognized as the largest globally, with a combined production capacity of 150,000 cubic meters per day.
Additionally, the minister held discussions with several leaders from the "Environment system" and examined the noteworthy accomplishments at the governorate level.
They explored avenues for further development and presented strategies for the environment, water, and agriculture sectors, all in alignment with the objectives of sustainable development and the goals of the Saudi Vision 2030.