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monthly intelligence product · MENA
Desalination, infrastructure investment, policy and climate resilience across the Middle East and North Africa.
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The service follows the policy, investment, technology and operating themes that shape long-term water decisions across the market.
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Kuwait’s desalination disruption, regional infrastructure investment and operational resilience signal a shift from capacity expansion towards continuity of water service across the Middle East and North Africa.
Public briefing · Analytical editionMENA Water Intelligence Brief — June 2026: GCC groundwater reductions, Saudi Hajj operations, and resilience financing highlight a regional shift from capacity expansion toward operational water security.
Public briefing · Analytical editionMENA Water Intelligence Brief — May 2026: UAE desalination expansion, Tunisia’s resilience financing, and Syria’s recovery funding highlight a regional shift toward integrated water-security execution, while membrane desalination and reuse systems deepen the infrastructure transition.
Public briefing · Analytical editionMENA Water Intelligence Brief — April 2026: Saudi Arabia’s $30B pipeline and Turkey’s new Water Plan lead a regional surge. Jordan’s $6B carrier secures funds while Qatar pilots AI monitoring and Morocco scales desalination.
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