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وكالة عمون الاخبارية
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Geopolitical shifts affect water management in the Middle East. Water resources and infrastructure are sometimes used as tools of political pressure or targeted militarily, while agreements such as the 10-year Iraq–Turkey agreement reflect arrangements that do not guarantee a clear allocation of water shares. Other risks include Ethiopia’s efforts to change the rules for sharing Nile waters, the drought crisis in southern Syria, and the shutdown of four of Israel’s six desalination plants because of widespread algae. The article recommends that Jordan combine water diplomacy and international law with the development of water sources—including the National Water Carrier project and desalination—and reduce water losses and modernize transmission networks to strengthen its water security.
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