Alexandria Water signs a cooperation protocol with the 2001 Police Batch to support the most needy families

As part of its ongoing efforts to enhance community participation and achieve sustainable development, the Alexandria Drinking Water Company, represented by Eng. Ahmed Gaber, Chairman and Managing Director, signed a cooperation protocol with the 2001 Police Batch, represented by Brigadier General Adham Ibrahim Abu Pasha.

This protocol aims to enhance cooperation between the two parties in the fields of charitable and community work, by delivering drinking water to the most needy areas and families in Alexandria Governorate. Under this agreement, the 2001 Police Batch and its contributors paid the cost of delivering water to 90 families in the Margam area and the villages of Amiriya, which contributes to improving the quality of life in these areas.

It is worth noting that the 2001 Police Batch has implemented 93 diverse charitable stages in various fields, with its charitable contributions amounting to 23 million pounds, reflecting its ongoing commitment to supporting the most needy groups and participating effectively in community development.

Engineer Ahmed Jaber stressed that this cooperation reflects the commitment of the Alexandria Drinking Water Company to interact with all components of society, noting that the company always seeks to provide its services to all segments of society, especially the most needy groups, to achieve sustainable development and improve the standard of living in remote areas.