About 89 percent of the Middle East and North Africa, besides Turkey, Lebanon, and Israel's northern part and coastal strip, have been suffering from water shortage due to its geographic location in the world desert belt and the low level of precipitation. Read More..

 Oil fields have been the main source of energy in most Middle Eastern and North African countries excluding Syria, Yemen, Israel, Turkey, Jordan, and Morocco. Due to the emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere which affect climate change Read More...

 Most of North Africa and the Middle East are covered with deserts and only 11% of the overall territory is available for agriculture. The spread of agriculture in the Middle East and North Africa is dependent on Read More...

 In the last two decades, the Middle East and North African countries have been facing environmental security challenges as a result of climate change and global warming. Read More...

 As part of the Middle Eastern and North African countries' efforts to decrease the emission of greenhouse gases, to move in the direction of using more renewable energy sources, which are much more sustainable than oil, they have been the first in the world to develop from theory to practice the idea of green cities. Read More...

 The huge population density, the high population growth, and the development of mega-cities, which are comprised of millions of residents, throughout the Middle East and North Africa Read More...