Japan loans Morocco's water company 5.4 million yens

Originally published March 25, 2000

The Japanese Bank for International Cooperation has extended Morocco's water company (ONEP/state-run) a loan worth 5.4 million Yens to finance drinking water projects in rural areas.

The loan will be used to build infrastructures necessary to supply drinking water to 406 Moroccan villages, the Japanese embassy in Rabat said.

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