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Tunisian Telegraph: Why does Washington need Tunisia and Morocco after China's shock?
The report focuses on the importance of Tunisia and Morocco in reshaping the global food security landscape through the phosphate sector. Morocco holds approximately 70% of the world's phosphate reserves and is developing an integrated industrial system, while Tunisia is considered the "missing link" with its 2.5 billion tons of reserves. However, Tunisia faces political and financial challenges that hinder investment. The report proposes establishing a Maghreb-American partnership to modernize phosphate mines and develop infrastructure, with the aim of diversifying supply chains and strengthening regional and global food security.
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