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Mohamed Rami Abdelmoula

Tunisian journalist, collaborator of Assafir al-Arabi (Lebanon), member of the network Independent media on the Arab world.

  • The image shows a field with sprinkler irrigation systems in operation. Water is being sprayed onto the dry, plowed soil, creating a mist effect. In the background, there are trees and a clear sky, indicating a rural landscape. The overall scene suggests agricultural activity, with the purpose of watering crops or preparing the soil for planting. Water in Tunisia: Poverty Line and Impoverishment Plans Mohamed Rami Abdelmoula · June 2021 It is a commonplace to say that a water shortage threatens Tunisia. What is more at stake is the evolution of its uses and the distribution of the resource. However, intensive agriculture for export is leading water consumption, while the basic rate for Tunisians is rising sharply.
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