Arab Water Security: Between Challenges and the Failures of Its Realization

Through this intervention, we seek to study the reality of the water crisis in the Arab world, as achieving water security in the Arab world is hampered by several natural, human, and even political problems, and this is what threatens the individual's right to water in the Arab world, in addition to studying the required strategies for the Arab world. In managing the water crisis, through several requirements for this, the issue of Arab water security is of great importance to all local and international actors, and therefore this study aims to become familiar with the problem of Arab water security, the obstacles that prevent it from being achieved, and what the countries of the Arab world must adopt. In order to achieve this and preserve this vital wealth, these countries must be more stringent and resolute in the strategies adopted in order to be at the required level and to a high degree of achieving water security for every citizen in all Arab lands without exception. Water is an indispensable natural resource in various aspects of life, and its uses are multiple, especially with the increase in population and the development in the industrial and agricultural fields. Achieving water security ha s become of great importance throughout the world, and this is no less important in the Arab world, especially with the reality of the water crisis in the Arab countries. The per capita share of water in the Arab world is decreasing day by day, and this is what studies prove and the reality increases. We see an imbalance between the demand for water and its provision in all fields, that is, the weakness of meeting water needs in the Arab world, which led to the failure to achieve water security in the Arab world.