The World's Largest Artificial Rivers Under Construction

Some amazing projects, which one is your favourite?

The video needs to address two things better: -Politics. For example, NATO bombed the Libyan water network, and Balochistan has an ongoing insurgency. How those connect to water issues isn't explained. -Water supply: Does Pakistan/Afghanistan actually have enough water for its plan? What's its strategy to maintain adequate supply?

Plants and trees must be found that can withstand the salinity of sea water so that desert countries overlooking salty seas can benefit. By planting these plants and trees as wood, oils, or fish farms with plant feed on salty water, a solution must be found to plant the desert with salty water. To transform the regions into viable areas with sea ports to revive the desert in the Arabian Peninsula and North Africa

This project costed life of the man who engineered futuristic thinking in the desert land of Libya.

All countries need to make man made rivers. Egyptians were smart.

Personally, I prefer DESALINATION SEA WATER instead of tapping underground water and ATMOSPHERIC WATER GENERATOR system for these DESERT COUNTRIES. ALSO, CHANNELING sea water go deep inland desert to COOL DOWN high desert temperature like what EGYPT is doing with it's depression land.

Most fascinating of all was the homemade paddleboat at the end.😃

Wide, unshaded & cement-lined waterways sent thru miles & miles of arid, sunbaked landscape -- yeah, all that loss due to evaporation is great water management, Pakistan.

What about diverting exess spring ice melt water that causes Rhine and other river flooding every year, via a convergence of many small pipes from the North side of the aĺps into larger pipes that follow the roads through the mountain passes to join together into one large pipe that can by gravity alone take fresh clean water all the way down Italy, then submerged further south to rise to land and irrigate north africa?

Where are the Greens when you want them? No sign of them; they wouldn't dare interfere with Arabs and Asians. There is a huge cost when you take on nature in such an aggressive way. I like to think Mother Nature will protect the wildlife and their needs in time. This narrator is playing this up to be a no-cost delight. Listen to his " positive words" they don't stop. What a grumble that man must be.

👍 great effort...prosperity assured in near future when follow thru are regulated n managed accordingly as required. 🎉🎉 🙏🙏

No prizes, all desalination plants should be powered by PV panels.

I am very happy for Afghanistan 🇦🇫 Qosh tepa canal ALHAMDULILLAH

Wow powerful learning with lots of relevant information very good work congratulations

The narrators voice is the most annoying thing I’ve ever heard Find a man’s voice like somebody who’s made classic documentaries before

Oh Man, You use a very good optimistic supporting language, I liked your way. many only focus on defaults

1:56 They definitely need to be catching and diverting all of this flood water. Especially if it is flowing South.....

Ak wah fers (Aquafers) NOT "Aquafiers", freakin' AI.

The best project was done by Libya, but as usual, the West did not like it and they destroyed the most expensive part of the project, which is just a fresh water deposit?!? In fact, all these projects are very simple, Europe has the Danube that flows through most of Europe and goes into the sea, it could very easily be carried through a single pipe to the Sahara, which should be enough for agriculture, and in return, the Sahara countries could implement a 10% smaller pipe through which the oil would go in the same way. And in this way, it would be very easy to solve the problems of water and oil for Europe and the countries of North Africa, as well as in many other places. In fact, there is enough water and oil for everyone, at least for 20 billion people, but because of the greed of those who manage the sale of oil, we have wars instead of a good life?!?! Of course, I'm talking about the U.S. and the West, With the help of NATO, it dictates the conditions of life of the whole world. On the other hand, Russia has enough water to Azi

Why keep calling them artificial rivers when there is a perfectly suitable shorter word- canals? And this does not address issues in respect of gradient (and hence flow) and changes in level - which is why you have to have locks and in some cases, aqueducts and boat lifts ( elevator).