تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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Tunisia faces significant challenges in providing water due to rising temperatures and the evaporation of large quantities of water in the dams. Over one million cubic meters evaporated daily in June, with dam reserves declining to approximately 1.4 billion cubic meters by the end of June 2026. The country relies on two main systems for supplying drinking water: dams and groundwater. However, outages are caused by technical and logistical factors, including construction work, breakdowns, and power outages that affect pumping stations. Current solutions include projects such as the desalination plant in Sousse, which is set to commence operations soon to help ease the pressure on the water network, especially in coastal and northern regions during the summer.
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