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The Iraqi Ministry of Water Resources announced that the country's water reserves have increased to 34 billion cubic meters, after falling to their lowest level of 5 billion cubic meters at the beginning of 2026, representing a 580% increase. This improvement is attributed to continued heavy rains. The Minister confirmed that this positive development presents an opportunity to support the agricultural season, which is expected to produce around five million tons of wheat, with the goal of achieving self-sufficiency for the country for the fourth consecutive time. Despite this success, the Minister warned of the need to manage water resources efficiently to face the challenges of climate change and an aging irrigation system, as well as to work on rationalizing water consumption and improving its usage practices.
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