TIRANA, March 18 /ATA/ Prime Minister Edi Rama stated today that in December of this year, the average water supply to the entire population will be 18 hours per day, and at the end of the third term 24 hours of water per day from 12 hours per day that was supplied in 2013.
During the presentation of the “Action Plan 2021-2025” in the water and energy sector, Prime Minister Rama said that the water challenge is being won, like other challenges, that of reconstruction, pandemic, for which we have works on site in all sectors.
“In 2013, at the territory level, we had 12 hours of water per day as an average. In December of this year, as an average in the territory, we will have 18 hours of water per day. And at the end of the third term, 24 hours a day water “, declared Rama.
At the same time, Rama continued, we have entered a process of transformation in putting to discipline the relationship between the consumer and this vital commodity, covering with meters at the national level practically 81% of the population in 2020 and at the end of this year 95.6%. This means almost double the population that had a water meter in 2013,” said the prime minister.
Further still, Rama continued, the average water supply in urban areas in 2013 was 11 hours.
“Within this year it goes to 21.5 hours and the increase is almost 100%”, he said./p.s./
