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00:30και η πρόσφασή γράψει σε φύγη κυβέρια και σε μεγάλη κύβέρια.
00:34Είμαστε Ευρώπή, όπου χρειάζεται και δεν είναι αρκετά κύβέρια,
00:38διευθύνωση με την υπολήθεια της ΑΝΑ.
00:40Ωραία της Επισης Ευρώπης ΛΣΝΙ,
00:42ζωή μας γιατί επίσης σε ούτερος χειρουθές και τι μπορούσε να κάνει κατάφερματες.
00:46Της χρειάζεται σε έναν χειρόνο, ούτερος και εφηνοδύνων.
00:49In December, the UAE in Senegal co-hosts a UN Water Conference in Abu Dhabi,
00:54where heads of state will be pressed to turn decades of pledges
00:57into projects that are financed and delivered.
01:00The UAE in Abu Dhabi is the city where decision makers,
01:05intellectuals, business community meet and discuss important topics,
01:10and water is not an exception.
01:13Growing populations, expanding cities and a warming climate
01:16are putting more pressure on a finite resource.
01:19With no permanent rivers, the UAE has engineered its own water security for thousands of years.
01:26Our ancestors invented the phallage over 3,000 years ago,
01:30or engineered the phallage, if you want, as a method for prosperity,
01:35where people can have access to water but also irrigate from it and trade.
01:40Ancient flower channels have given way to vast desalination plants
01:43and now artificial intelligence.
01:46It is experience the UAE wants to share,
01:48inviting the world to bring its own ideas to the table.
01:52We want you to come with ideas, we want you to come with optimism,
01:56but also with the merit to partner.
01:58Because, as I mentioned earlier, this is a global challenge
02:01that should be solved by everyone.
02:06If you understand the value of a single drop better than Dr. Sultan Al-Nayadi,
02:10the Emirati astronaut spent six months on the International Space Station,
02:14where water is recycled again and again.
02:17Living in space is an eye-opener.
02:20Water is clean.
02:21So we use water to create our own oxygen,
02:23we use water for hygiene,
02:25and we use water also to hydrate our food.
02:29So without water, we cannot sustain life on board the station.
02:32So every drop on board the International Space Station is accounted for.
02:36They say coffee of today, coffee of tomorrow.
02:39We recycle about 95% of our water.
02:42We do all of that through multiple filtrations,
02:45and we make sure that it's drinkable,
02:47and it's as drinking from a bottle here on air.
02:51Lessons from orbit applied on Earth.
02:53Recover, reuse, and waste nothing.
02:56It's a challenge facing every country,
02:58and few have felt it more sharply than those in Central Asia.
03:02From the Gulf, we travel to Central Asia,
03:04where water has shaped history for thousands of years.
03:07Uzbekistan depends on two great rivers that once fed the Oral Sea.
03:10In Uzbekistan, it's now leading efforts to restore the region,
03:14including planting new forests on the former seabed.
03:17Our team in Tashkent reports on how the country is making every drop count.
03:25In Uzbekistan, agriculture depends heavily on irrigation.
03:29Cannals, reservoirs, and pumping stations
03:32carry water across dry landscapes to farms, communities, and wetlands.
03:37As demand grows,
03:38the challenge is not only how much water is available,
03:41but how much reaches its destination.
03:44Water scarcity does not only mean drought.
03:47It means land left behind,
03:49fields that cannot be farmed,
03:51because the irrigation infrastructure does not reach them.
03:54World Bank project has been rebuilding that infrastructure
03:57across the Firgana Valley since 2017.
04:01This peach orchard is one result.
04:04The Firgana Valley is one of Uzbekistan's most important agricultural regions.
04:09But in some districts,
04:10an unreliable supply at the start of the growing season
04:13can live farmland without enough water when it's needed most.
04:40In western Uzbekistan, water travels much farther.
04:45This water comes from Amu Darya River.
04:48The modernized pumping station delivers it to farmers
04:51across Navai and Bukhara regions,
04:53irrigating more than 300,000 hectares of land.
04:56Water from the Amu Darya is pumped across the desert
04:59through the Amu Bukhara machine canal,
05:01major irrigation systems serving western Uzbekistan.
05:26Once the water has been lifted and transported,
05:28the next challenge is preventing it from seeping away
05:31before it reaches farmers.
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