Alexandria Water receives the inspection committee for crises and disasters..

In implementation of the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, to fully prepare to confront crises and disasters by reviewing the readiness of all equipment for controlling crises and disasters if they occur, and linking all crisis centers to the control center of the National Emergency and Public Safety Network.

Engineer Ahmed Gaber, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Managing Director of the Drinking Water Company in Alexandria, received the delegation of the inspection committee formed in accordance with the directives of the President of the Republic, headed by the Administrative Oversight Authority and membership of the Military Technical College, the Engineering Authority of the Armed Forces, and the Armed Forces Inspection Authority.

His Excellency and the gentlemen accompanying him inspected the equipment and vehicles participating in the lineup held at the Sharqi Water Station, in order to ensure their readiness and operation, while carrying out practical experiments for operation. They also reassured that all workers in the various sectors were trained to use this equipment with high efficiency and its readiness to carry out all the tasks required of it in a timely manner. if it is necessary.

They then went inside the station to inspect the state of work there and spoke with the workers to check on the progress of work. They then went to the Mansheya Water Station (1) and passed inside the wards of the station.

The committee members expressed their admiration for the preparations and training they saw, and called for more effort to be made for the advancement of beloved Egypt.

Engineer Ahmed Jaber also thanked all the participants in lining up for the honorable view that befits our dear company, wishing our company and our country security, safety, progress and prosperity.

At the forefront of the audience were Ms. Engineer Jihan Masoud, Assistant Secretary General of the Alexandria Governorate, and Mr. Walid Morsi, Director General of Follow-up in the Governorate.