The Islamic Development Bank has approved a 200-million-euro loan for Iran to establish wastewater treatment facilities in rural areas.
Official Mehdi Samareh-Hashemi told the IRNA news agency that the sum will be spent to establish treatment plants at upstream areas around dams and rural regions to prevent from environment pollution.
Samareh-Hashemi, said in November 2011 that the country received a 50-million-dollar loan from the World Bank in late October for implementing wastewater projects in northern cities.
Iran has already received $145 million from the World Bank for the Tehran wastewater collection system, he added.
Trend News Agency