Core Insights - The Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (KERP) oil lake crude oil recovery project, involving China's Jereh Group, has completed its first equipment operation test, marking the official execution phase of the project [1][2]. Group 1: Project Overview - KERP is one of the largest land environmental remediation projects globally, aimed at addressing oil pollution and war-related issues caused by the Gulf War [1]. - The project amount is approximately 100 million RMB (around 14 million USD) [1]. Group 2: Company Involvement - Jereh Group is responsible for the overall solution and core equipment provision for the oil lake crude oil recovery project [1]. - The company emphasizes its role in enhancing the efficiency of crude oil recovery and advancing the project towards ecological restoration and vegetation reconstruction [1]. Group 3: Diplomatic and Environmental Significance - The success of Jereh Group's project demonstrates China's strength in environmental protection equipment and engineering technology on an international scale [2]. - The project is seen as a significant step for Kuwait in achieving environmental governance and sustainable development [1].

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