SAEDNEWS: While Iran’s detractors waited for its decline and collapse, domestic experts made the impossible possible by executing the mega-project to transfer water from the Gulf of Oman to the central plateau. This report explores Iran’s engineering triumph in overcoming geographic constraints and crippling sanctions.
According to the technology desk of SaedNews, amid Iran’s proud post-revolution history, the monumental projects transferring water from the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman to the central plateau stand as an enduring symbol of national strength and Iranian engineering self-reliance. These mega-projects, realized through domestic expertise and the iron will of Iranian specialists, not only address the water scarcity crisis but also demonstrate that the Iranian nation stands resilient against sanctions and limitations, forging a bright future for generations to come.
Every drop of desalinated water flowing through these massive pipelines toward the thirsty deserts of Isfahan, Yazd, Kerman, and Sistan and Baluchestan embodies national pride. Iranian engineers, leveraging advanced reverse osmosis (RO) technology, have transformed seawater into life-sustaining water—a task that, before the revolution, depended entirely on foreign experts but is now accomplished by the skilled hands of Iran’s own people.
These projects represent a true struggle for Iran’s water independence and survival. Routing colossal pipelines through rugged mountains, scorching plains, and harsh climates was made possible only through determined, exceptional management. During peak sanctions, foreign experts deemed the project impossible, yet Iranian resolve proved that no obstacle can withstand the nation’s enduring determination. These pipelines are Iran’s lifelines, ensuring water security, industrial development, and economic prosperity for the central plateau.
National pride pulses through every meter of these pipes buried in the desert, shaping Iran’s future. The sound of water flowing through steel arteries echoes the heartbeat of the Iranian people—a rhythm of triumph over adversity. From Bandar Abbas to the heights of the central plateau, these projects have pumped water from sea level to thousands of meters above, setting world records and establishing Iran as a regional powerhouse in hydraulic and fluid mechanics engineering.
Since the Islamic Revolution, Iran has freed itself from total reliance on foreign technology and today operates the largest desalination facilities in the Persian Gulf. Each phase of these mega-projects—from desalination to hundreds of kilometers of water transfer—reflects the fruits of the revolution, nourished by the blood of martyrs and guided by leadership, elevating Iran to preeminence in water resource management.
This national epic not only meets present needs but guarantees prosperity for future generations. Water drawn from the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, now quenching the thirst of central and eastern Iran, symbolizes Iranian determination—a determination that would not allow the country’s progress to halt. With this power, Islamic Iran declares to the world: we can, and we will.
