Hassan Allam Holding (HAH) has announced a new award for the establishment of a desalination plant in New Mansoura city, Invest-Gate reports.

The plant will produce 80,000 cubic meters of water per day once completed, “using state-of-art reverse osmosis technology,” according to a company’s statement on January 6.

“[HAH] and its relevant subsidiaries have an [engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC)] role on this project, in partnership with Fluence Corporation. The project will render the New Mansoura city and its neighboring towns, serving over 2 mn inhabitants in phase I.”

In its statement, HAH highlighted that, along with its subsidiaries, it has invested heavily in developing its EPC capabilities to serve the water industry, while setting off as a regional partner of choice for large-scale infrastructure projects, serving Africa, the GCC, Russia, China, and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries.

Meanwhile, the developer announced on January 2 that its subsidiary, Hassan Allam Construction (HAC), was awarded a new project for the development of the Commercial International Bank’s (CIB) new headquarters project in the New Administrative Capital (NAC).

“HAC’s scope covers complete civil, architectural, mechanical, and electrical construction spanning a 20-month project duration,” the developer confirmed in an official statement, adding that the new project stretches over 52,000 square meters of built-up area, featuring a modern architectural design.