Egypt’s Plan for a Qattara Canal Will Save Egypt Agriculture 🇪🇬 #shorts #egypt #maps #qattara #geography
Egypt has a plan to build a 55 kilometer long canal from the Mediterranean Sea to the Qattara Depression, flooding the desert into an 18,000 square kilometer hypersaline lake, while generating hydropower. Eventually, the water would then evaporate, leaving behind a ten meter thick salt pan. The project would generate jobs and provide clean energy, but would cost billions.
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How Egypt plans to green its desert in Becoming the World’s largest produce exporter
Egypt has big plans for the next decade. As a country, Egypt aspires to become self-sufficient in natural resources and is also aligning up new cities for better management and easier access for its citizens.
In the past, Saudi Arabia has tried to build large circular fields for agriculture, but the plan failed due to a lack of intra-country natural water reservoirs and almost non-existent rainfall. The absence of renewable water sources caused their wheat growth to become net zero in 2008. But how can Egypt execute the same plan differently to become the largest exporter? Well, the key answer to this question is that Egypt boasts the largest river in the world i.e., which is irrigating many fields already. In the past, The Nile Delta used to be the bread producer for almost the whole world, but its production depreciated for reasons both intrinsic and extrinsic.
As of today, Egypt is one of the largest importers of strategic crops. Egyptian bill for import amount to almost $15 billion annually. The problem with Egyptian production is that the population is increasing by 2 million people/year and arable land has depleted immensely. Egypt in the past invested in the Toshka project in which a 250km canal was to be built to create new arable land in the skirts of the country. The plan was a massive political and logistical failure and investors pulled out. However recently, the new President of Egypt has ordered the revival of the project. The major task right now is to restore the water levels before continuing the elongation of the 50km long constructed canal and this task is not easy. However, if the project does see completion, the site will grow cotton, dates, wheat, and maize. The total size of this site would be around 6000sqkm. The Toshka project is only a part of Egypt's long-term plans. These plans focus on achieving, Food Security and Habitat provision.
These plans are currently under execution nationwide. The Sinai Peninsula is undertaking more than 400 developing projects for $31 billion.
Egypt is also involved in creating an inhabitable city for its masses as the population has seen overwhelming growth. New cities mean a lot of new jobs, trade opportunities, industrialization, and commercialization. The country is also building around 100000 new greenhouses for strengthening food security and meeting the food needs of roughly 20 million citizens. This is perhaps the most significant greenhouse project in the middle east.
The number of projects currently in the pipeline should sustainably spur Egyptian economic growth and put the government's resources to efficient use. These projects are accompanied by a set of laws that make it significantly easier for investors to do business and participate in national projects. One of the more important reasons the government has established these megaprojects is not simply to expand foreign investment but also to allow for the creation of living space outside the confines of Greater Cairo, which is becoming increasingly dense.
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Egypt’s Plan for a Qattara Canal
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