Libya, Algeria, Tunisia sign agreement to share Sahara aquifer water

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The mechanism is also intended to prevent pollution and overexploitation of the water, with management and monitoring to be carried out jointly by the three countries.

Libya, Algeria, Tunisia sign agreement to share Sahara aquifer water

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