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GMMRPGreat Man-Made River Project (Libya)
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Studies have shown that the Great Man-Made River Project is more economical than other alternatives," being some nine to 11 times better value for money compared with desalination plants or water imported from Europe, he said.
Libya unveils ambitious water project by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
Studies have shown that the Great Man-Made River Project is more economical than other alternatives," being some nine to 11 times better value for money compared with desalination plants or water imported from Europe, he said.
$33 bln Libyan water scheme stirs debate by AFP / AFP Global Edition
The Americans are after bigger stakes, such as a role in developing the country's oil and gas fields, or participation in mammoth engineering projects like the Great Man-made River Project and a new rail transport grid now being built.
Uncle Sam goes to Libya: two years after Libya reached an historic ... by Martin, Josh / The Middle East
 
 
 
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