Agreement signed to fund dam, water project in northern Badia in Jordan

AMMAN — Within the presence of Royal Courtroom Chief Yousef Issawi, a cooperation settlement was signed on Tuesday between the Royal Hashemite Courtroom and Pepsi Jordan to implement a dam challenge and the underside barrier of jap Moneha Qatafi within the northern Badia area of Mafraq Governorate.

The settlement was signed by Royal Courtroom’s Secretary Normal Mohammad Karaki, and Pepsi Jordan’s Normal Supervisor Basem Ali, the Jordan Information Company, Petra, reported.

Below the settlement, Pepsi will finance the implementation of the dam challenge, which is slated to have a capability of 200,000 cubic metres, in cooperation with the Jordan Valley Authority (JVA), and below the supervision of the Royal initiatives follow-up committee.

Issawi, who can also be head of the follow-up committee for the implementation of Royal Initiatives, mentioned that the implementation of the challenge comes as an embodiment of the imaginative and prescient of His Majesty King Abdullah, and his keenness to realize environmental sustainability and protect water assets.

Through the signing ceremony, which was attended by the chairman of the board of administrators of Al Qahtani Holding Ken Newell, and JVA Secretary Normal Manar Mahasneh, Issawi burdened that the settlement falls below the framework of strengthening partnerships and cooperation with the non-public sector to help Royal initiatives aimed to advertise native communities.

Ali mentioned that Pepsi locations nice significance on establishing dams, as they supply advantages in rainwater storage, agriculture, and groundwater storage.