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Chairman of the Legal Commission of the City Council: 30% of the Water Needed for Green Spaces in Mashhad is Supplied by Wastewater

Just now November 14, 2026 1 min read 📰 ISNA
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The Chairman of the Legal Commission in Mashhad announced that the city's green spaces have expanded significantly and that 30% of the water for these areas comes from wastewater. The city aims to increase this percentage to 65% by 2026, highlighting a shift towards sustainable water management.

The Chairman of the Legal, Real Estate, and Contracts Commission of the Islamic City Council of Mashhad pointed out that the green space in the city has increased by more than 577 hectares during the current urban management period. He stated that currently, about 30% of the water needed for the green spaces in Mashhad is supplied through wastewater, and the urban management's goal is to increase this share to 65% by the year 2026.

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