10m euros from Germany to support water project for host communities

By Petra - Apr 26,2015 - Last updated at Apr 26,2015

AMMAN — Germany will provide Jordan with 10 million euros for a project to install water and sewage networks for Syrian refugee host communities under an agreement signed Sunday.

The agreement is aimed at helping the Kingdom’s water sector overcome emergency circumstances, especially in northern governorates, which resulted from the Syrian refugee influx to Jordan.

The project is also part of the Jordan Response Plan, and in line with the results of government field visits to governorates and districts.

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