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Ebrahim Ra'isi: We have put the project of transferring water from the Oman Sea on the agenda

Sep 10, 2021, 07:42 GMT+1
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During a visit to Tabas on Friday, Ibrahim Raisi said water shortages were a problem in many provinces of the country, and that his government had put short-term and long-term plans "including the transfer of water from the Oman Sea" on the agenda.

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