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(ANSAmed) - BRUSSELS, JUNE 30 - A multimillion-dollar wastewater treatment plant will be established in south Amman to serve area residents. Under an agreement signed by the Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ) and the South Korean government, the Export-Import Bank of Korea will provide USD 24 million for the USD 46 million project, the Jordan Ministry of Water and Irrigation said in a press release. The new facility will serve residents of Sahab, Khribet Al Souq, Qweismeh, Nuzha, Rajmul Shami, Dheibat, Jwaideh, Abu Alanda, Feisaleyeh, Jawa and other areas, Minister of Water and Irrigation Raed Abu Saud said during the signing ceremony. The treatment plant, to be built by the South Korean company Kolon, will have an initial daily capacity of 31,000 cubic metres of wastewater, with the treated water to go towards agricultural uses. Construction of the plant will commence in the next two to three weeks and is expected to be completed in two years.(ANSAmed).