🇶🇦 World's largest water reservoir built in Qatar

[@bilalaslamaslam91]

very well planed for the next 100 years. well done qatar.

[@mohammedhaddaoui8046]

to Qataris , you have my respect and love from Morocco!

[@ojagetabelifestyle4010]

qatar deserves the best for sure.

[@SusanDianeHowell]

The Qatar skyline in the business district is beautiful. Impressive skyscrapers.

[@afrazkhitran812]

Love Qatar From Brother Country Pakistan

[@stardustuniverse6941]

Love Qatar from Turkey

[@ImranKhan-em6wz]

Go ahead Qatar. Bangladesh is with you.

[@futureworld7870]

Qatar 🇶🇦 is a sleeping wonder. 👍👍👍👍

[@rayanbinmassoud4183]

MANU MANZOOR XX Very Very True

[@pussycla]

I ❤️ Qatar

[@pratt8064]

Lool

[@mahammed_anees]

Comment is full of burning people 🔥 😂

[@chhoila]

😆🔥

[@lockdownsurviver7899]

😂😅

[@nagarajnilekani2346]

Bro you are from Karnataka.

[@albertchuma4313]

these guys are no joke, Respect!

[@mazlanmdzain2409]

Well done Qatar, May Allah provides as He is the best provider

[@iqbalhakim9329]

I always cunfused when people said qatar un paid their workers...have you ever research that qatar has very little population and more than 80% population are foreigner specially from south asia. Btw, most of qatar project was built by foreign company from europe, america, china and south asia..so how can you blame qatar for laborer issue..why dont blame those company.. Adidas and nike made their shoes in third world country. They paid their workers so little..so you blame the country or the company ?..

[@naomitheloyalgal3788]

but Qatar Government should ensure those companies are paying slaves well not 150 US DOLLARS + poor living condition.

[@blackpinklisa2666]

African Proud ever heard of capitalism?

[@arpantellyou7971]

U r right..

[@theodoremwamburi1060]

Wow.It's a mega project.This will go along way in alleviating water problem in Qatar.

[@mygreatindia3851]

Masha Allah Salute to Qatar

[@DisappointingArrow]

The comments is full of jealous people

[@aruatmadji1202]

Qatar is leading the World in Water Technology

[@rayanbinmassoud4183]

Arjuna Kusnadi True True.

[@Geedi1977]

Qatar doesn't produce technology but imports technology and tech specialists from around the world. Petro money buying technology

[@Zeeshankhan-ti6no]

@@Geedi1977 atleast use the money properly Baby.

[@emekabertrand852]

Israel technology

[@stibiumking]

It is Israel 's invented technology

[@simplechemistry7518]

Respect Qatar 🇶🇦 and Palestine 🇵🇸 from India 🇮🇳

[@arupm7949]

Wow. Great project. But for desalination, instead of burning natural gas, solar energy can be used. Qatar is blessed with that. Good wishes from India.

[@rahmathat8454]

Commooon Qatar... By great leaders great countries are borned

[@jameskimani6850]

Qatar is number one country in the world

[@rizalukman7982]

This project is really a breakthrough for Qatar government to maintain water Supply for the future generation

[@jawedbookcentermeeranakhta6751]

Masha'Allah Great Work by Qatar

[@mahbubdawood2909]

Thousands of foreign engineers earn from an islamic countries projects love Qatar

[@عاشقالبحر-غ6ب]

ربنا يزيدكم ياأهل قطر 🇶🇦 🇶🇦 🇶🇦

[@itNotha1sk]

Thank you Qatar 🇶🇦 👏🏻

[@justicewarrior9187]

Awesome!!!!!!

[@mukeshjakhar2894]

Very good news for people of qatar...

[@jejenunez8343]

May Allah give more blessings to Qatar 🙂❤️

[@saranun6525]

على بركة الله ....

[@mubizz80]

Great work Qatar with love💕

[@michaelvickers89]

I have to admit its pretty cool

[@malamzaibshafi]

wow impressive. travelled on qatar airways recently. much better than emirates and ettihad

[@mohammedfaizal6498]

I love Qatar

[@randomthought1584]

Yaa after long time my Qatari people got some sense of humor from past 10 years I have been thinking what if other countries fight with my qatar it will run out of food and water and now the time has come but it's not too late may Allah SWT protect my qatar and bless it with happiness ameen

[@arimax888]

good for them. Am appalled by the comments below!!Obviously inhuman working conditions are common in the middle east but to criticise only qatar is just wrong!

[@mahmoudhelmy5511]

Maria my heart with qatar

[@wcresponder]

You truly don't see the connection in what you stated do you?

[@pfx2259]

Mad Max in the making

[@rasul407]

Build these types of projects around Africa and then that will provide deserts with water while keeping the ocean level below so it doesn't flood cities. Win win situation

[@arstab4733]

Alhamduillah Qatar Deserve Best Qatar is one of the peace country and developed country. I respect Qatar Ameer Shaik Al-Thane.

[@danielduplessis1582]

That's what I call planning for the future.

[@syedmaricar9946]

Well done 👍 Qatar . follow good will keep your people smiling.

[@gthreesix]

You can't just call something clean energy because you want to......

[@KingIjazMalik]

American Talking about Slavery 😕

[@ياسين-غ6ض]

Well done Qatar😍

[@SajidKhan-jg8bk]

Great job Qatar

[@stevebroi4425]

Offshore water rig instead of oil. Thought about using the pressure from deep sea pipe and piping and tapping into natural pressurised desalination. The deeper you go the more pressure, this is energy is inline with the E=MC principles (energy mass circulation) the pressure on a submersible object is extreme at depths that current rigs tap into instead of oil. The true life force of all life is based on and around Water.

[@ghostwavewrider]

Fresh water pipelines should be run across the bottom of the ocean floor to immediately transport fresh water from flooded areas to deserts.

[@manot8273]

You won't believe Gulf has high rainfall but only for a day or 2 and will be back to normal so if they can collect all those rain water, it will also reduce the floods

[@crankshaft5867]

With the heat of Qatar these waters will be evaporated rapidly.

[@kennethandres7734]

That's exactly what's gonna happen. An underground cavern similar to Tokyo's G-CANs would have been more appropriate considering Qatar's heat.

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

The hydro-engineers have already made calculations on the rates of evaporation at different Qatari climates, wind intensity, densities of the water, ambient temps etc. All parameters have been taken into account. Plus, the total output per day of the desalination plants would suffice, or even exceed the reservoir capacity.

[@crankshaft5867]

@@mohabatkhanmalak1161 "Exceed the reservoir capacity" what are you talking about,if that's the case then wats the point in making a reservoir.

[@mohabatkhanmalak1161]

@@crankshaft5867 In these kinds of project the desalination plants max output would be more than the total hold capacity of the reservoir, this is to make up for any shortfalls. Demand can go up if there is for example extra usage from big industry or construction projects.

[@sanjeevchauhan522]

Investment for future generations of Qatar. Good investment.

[@boghanitraveller6592]

More than 50 people have said a same sentene that how much wage does Qatar pay to his labours ??? It's more than other country the wage is to high

[@teamlean3717]

All that "affordable market priced" Pakistani, phillipino, East African labour put to "good use", Kudos to them!

[@shakirhameed23]

Al jazeera🥰🥰🥰

[@ডিমেরহালিপঞ্চাশ]

Every nation need giant water reservoir to tackle coming world war and economic collapse

[@nepaliboygaming5603]

What is the man sorce of electronic power?

[@mkaa1627]

So many haters here against Qatar. Does anyone of you ever being to Qatar ? I don't think so. Qatar is better than Some Western counties let alone Saudis and rest of golfs and has millions of population from acrosss the globe which they deserve to be respected.

[@two02ful]

Take it easy! They are jealous that’s all. They don’t have the $$$ nor the skill to build those mammoth projects. Build now, future much more expensive.

[@dustin6477]

This is what we should be doing in the United States. Building desalination plants along the entire coast line and giant underground reservoirs.

[@donaldrinehart2070]

water brings plants and plants help make rain

[@KingIjazMalik]

Oh we didn't know that Aristotle

[@FfejTball]

Could pull the cool air off the top of the water for cheap cooling too.

[@joshuafleming6206]

Good on them !

[@alrestauro]

Los Angeles should also look into this! Japan has a decade already on this technology and now Qatar is following. It's a reasonable technology that creates jobs!

[@laopang91362]

Great efforts

[@oaka5639]

For people who don't understand why people complain about slaves: In europe as example, construction workers and others get equal payments and are not some imported cheap working labor

[@sislam6446]

" And whatever good you send for you before yourselves, you will certainly find it better with Allah (God), better and greater in reward ". (Qur'an 73:20)

[@sinenergy]

(1). Much Kudos to the leadership and people of Qatar for ensuring that their future is safe-guarded through a multitude of infrastructural projects (roadways, urban transportation, basic utilities and alternative energy - yes, they partner with Total S.A. investing in Solar Farms) (2). For critics about modern day slavery, yes labour exploitation is unfortunately happening but this is not limited to Qatar or Middle East - we as a human race seem to do this repeated throughout our documented history. Do I condone it, absolutely not but to place the blame squarely on the Middle East region is plain unfair. (3). For skeptics raging on about religious groups; couple of facts to enlighten yourselves - (a). The labour force in Qatar is a religiously diverse group; including the Indian community which is the largest foreign population in Qatar. So absolutely no need for religious bickering or bad-mouthing. Strangely people in Qatar live in absolute peace and harmony despite the bigots from outside who seem to be making a fuss. (4). Trade between Qatar/Middle East and India or China or Europe isn't limited to Oil & Gas - these countries depend on each other what they can offer, this is Economics and Trade 101 something that has existed for centuries. So trade, commerce and exchange of money is not because of Oil & Gas favouring either the buyer or seller! Guess you guys didn't focus in School when they were teaching you this. (5). Focus on the engineering marvel, the power to dream big and the resolute to achieve it; rather than focussing on Point (2) to Point (4).

[@AllaahuAkbarr]

The British government should apologize to the Indian people for brutally killing innocent civilians in the Jallianwala bagh massacre in India in the year 1919.....

[@harveysmith100]

Maybe a muslim man should keep quiet about demanding an apology for the killing of innocent civilians when his brothers are killing so may innocent civilians all around the world.

[@crypticxxx4607]

one day water will be one the most expensive thing in the world

[@abdallaahmed780]

Jealous people in the comment section 🙄

[@ferusmaribus6321]

the question is where will you get largest water supply in the long run... only the persian gulf?

[@danmburu9203]

Most companies working in Qatar are foreign owned (mainly British and American), blaming Qatar alone is being hypocritical.

[@two02ful]

No longer so! It’s China centric folks. The Brit and the rest are just subcontractors.

[@deeb3272]

Water Wars

[@martingrandaperea9788]

Hi, where can I get the plans to see the project in detail?

[@Kiyoone]

when you need a serious upgrade in sincity water supply... and you do not have the levels required yet

[@abrakadabra9033]

Captions are wrong af

[@iramakrishnaindian2]

combined capacity of reservoir is just 2 million cubic meters. That's not much consider biggest reservoirs in the world have capacity of tens of billions of cubic meters. But it's a lot of desalinized water

[@pankilakumar3705]

100 Million gallon (US) is 0.37 million cubic meter, usually small reservoir have 200+ Million cubic of water Largest reservoir didn't' make any sense

[@christianrupprechter3645]

I don't have to drink desalinated water. We get our fresh water from the mountains.

[@KingIjazMalik]

Good 4 U

[@ramonching7772]

They don't have much choice. They lived in desert region. Please understand.

[@ahmadistanbouli6136]

Nobody asked you in the first place. 😊

[@drsanmyattun]

How many years that will last? One small river is worth more than this and more reliable for centuries.

[@ahmadistanbouli6136]

Can they make rivers? I think they made.

[@mahbubdawood2909]

You wanted it by yourself so it's not a slavetrade

[@killroy2948]

AL Suckzeera

[@samuelsparks8114]

How many gallons is a major sporting event?

[@djjordan1019]

When the oil runs out water will be the currency.

[@ansri24]

so cool

[@Garapetsa]

I have read the commentary below...folks... People who don't get paid do not create these monumental structures. Slave labor can get you so far...the difference is in quality!

[@fineboy1009]

they have money to do all this but paying workers very little salary . imaging a security in qater will work for 12 good hours for 26 days in a month and take salary of 300dollars

[@DESIBOY-fe7nm]

Respect from India. ❤️

[@dethbuenafe8902]

How about brine.. Or by product salt where it is disposed?

[@brianokello6723]

YES, desalination is expensive, energy intensive and probably not good for environment ..But were do u want them to get fresh water, should they die in the name of "saving the environment". until reverse osmosis becomes commercially sustainable ,yapping all over about environment wont help.

[@bobjackson4720]

I agree, the only other thing they could do (to make it more green) is in day time power the plants with solar. Gas at night.

[@donbrashsux]

Great when money isn’t an issue

[@eaubert1]

Why don't you consume water the way I do? ... by importing it from Fiji!

[@HellBoy31600]

And those men who are working as slaves aren't even paid well

[@KingIjazMalik]

Look who is Talking

[@ramonching7772]

As long as the worker agreed to the wage. And they can leave if they don't want to work there. That is considered a fair deal.

[@Mohammad_Qunbos]

Building a huge tank is not the best thing to do to store water, because it can be targeted easily to destroy it, and then the stored water will become a dangeor to the surrounding areas, It was better to build small structures distributed all over the city.

[@RichardsWorld]

Damaging the environment? Are they killing the sand or something? They surely are not killing any trees or anything.

[@ahmadistanbouli6136]

There not alot of trees there to begin with. Qatar amd UAE are importing fertile soils and loams to plant them with green herbs and trees

[@elel4284]

IS THE BOTTLED WATERS FILTERED AND PURIFIED ?💦💧

[@j06ali53]

Wow that’s a lot

[@moodydude565]

build a massive well that litterally brings life to the desert and they complain about a negative impact on the environment

[@goliathprojects7354]

A well provides access to ground water, this is a reservoir. Construction of any kind has a negative impact on the environment. Even building a wind turbine has a negative impact. It's something that can not be prevented.

[@amierullridzwan2025]

Saudi will begging Qatar for water after this

[@nokivcon3251]

Just a century? What about beyond that

[@sezgincaglar5791]

U guys need to go on solar power for desilanation

[@paulmckeowan6930]

That was the plan.

[@jawedbookcentermeeranakhta6751]

0:50 Qatar Water Reserve Project

[@mahbubdawood2909]

When you enter in someones country by force or without an invitation and start contructing then they have right not to pay you

[@omega4chimp]

You have to turn the desert green in the middle east.