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In this edition we look at a resource becoming ever scarcer across the world: water. In Jordan, where it has been source of concern for centuries, climate change and the effects of industrialisation are today taking a heavy toll.
The kingdom is trying to find solutions to bring clean water to its people but also to save one of its natural wonders: the Dead Sea.
In a Middle East marked by conflicts and tensions between neighbouring countries, only regional cooperation seems likely to avoid future water wars. FRANCE 24's Karim Hakiki, Achraf Abid and Clovis Casali report.
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Jordan picks firms for ambitious canal project linking Dead Sea with Red Sea
Israel's Dead Sea will dry out by 2050: experts
Jordan gets 30 mln euros loan from Germany to finance water projects
Συμφωνία μεταξύ Ισραήλ και Ιορδανίας για τη διάσωση της Νεκράς Θάλασσας
Dead Sea: Environmentalists Question Pipeline Rescue Plan
Israel, Jordan, Palestinians to sign Red Sea-Dead Sea deal
NASA alert: Middle East loses fresh reserves size of Dead Sea in 7 years
Το Ισραήλ κατηγορείται για «λεηλασία» της Νεκράς Θάλασσας
Jordan to launch 'first phase' of Dead Sea canal.
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En Jordanie, citernes, réservoirs et canalisations datant de l'Antiquité rappellent l'importance vitale de la bonne gestion de l'eau dans ces vastes étendus arides. Infrastructures, irrigation, désalinisation : les solutions d'avenir sont nombreuses.
Mais dans un Moyen-Orient marqué par les conflits et les tensions entre pays voisins, seule une coopération régionale semble pouvoir éviter de futures guerres de l'eau.
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