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The Great Man-Made River Water Arrives in Jado After 15-Year Halt.

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Jado, October 24, 2025 (LANA) – The city of Jado celebrated the arrival of the Great Man-Made River water for the first time, after the city was supplied from the Abu Zayan reservoir in Gharyan. This comes after residents of the area had been waiting for this project, whose implementation had been halted for more than fifteen years.

A celebratory ceremony was held on Thursday to mark the occasion, attended by the head and members of the Municipal Council, a number of officials from various sectors, dignitaries, notables, and residents of the city.

The Municipal Council, explained that it had undertaken the work of connecting the secondary water lines from the main river line to the main reservoirs that supply water to the neighborhoods and residential areas, in cooperation with the Water Services Center in Jado.

The Jado Municipal Council expressed its gratitude and appreciation to everyone who contributed to bringing water to the municipality, stressing that this project represents a beacon of hope for the region's residents and an incentive for further development and service projects. The council noted that the project is strategic and will bring life back to the Nafusa Mountains.

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