Climate
Egypt development minister visits Kharga agricultural waste recycling plant
October 11, 2026 at 01:58 PM
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Egypt's Minister of Local Development and Environment Manal Awad and New Valley Governor Hanan Magdi inspected a Kharga plant converting agricultural waste into fuel and fertilizer.
- Awad and Magdi toured the 6.5-feddan facility, which processes 32 tons of agricultural waste daily, at the close of Awad's two-day visit to the governorate.
- The plant produces biochar, wood pellets, organic fertilizers and water-filtration media from palm fronds.
- Awad said agricultural waste recycling maximizes use of local resources and urged expanded training of graduates in recycling techniques.
- Magdi said the governorate aims to expand agricultural waste recycling and open new investment opportunities in green industries.

