Female students account for 66.8%
The Tunisian researcher Khawla Khomiri has received the Best Women's Scientific Research Award for 2026, for her study on "The Impact of Climate Changes and Human Pressures on Blue Water Resources in Tunisia." The research employs an integrated approach that combines artificial intelligence, remote sensing, and hydro-meteorological modeling to improve water resource management, particularly in the Wadi Sheiba area, with the aim of supporting water and food security and developing decision-support tools for sustainable and resilient management. This recognition comes within the framework of strengthening the leading role of Tunisian women in the fields of science and technology, where female students constitute 66.8% of higher education students. The research highlights the ability of Tunisian women to provide innovative solutions to address challenges related to climate and natural resources.
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