Nabeul's Dam Network Reaches Maximum Capacity with 100% Filling Rate

The dam network in Nabeul Governorate has reached its maximum capacity with a 100% filling rate, according to Jalal Rabhi, head of the Water and Rural Equipment Department at the Nabeul Regional Agricultural Development Commission (CRDA). This exceptional result is attributed to the record-breaking rainfall in the region this year, as stated by Rabhi during the regional water council meeting held at the governorate's headquarters on Thursday, April 30, 2026.

Region Exceeds Average Annual Filling Rate

Rabhi revealed that the region has exceeded its average annual filling rate of 39%. He confirmed that all water collection facilities are now fully filled. Given this exceptional hydrological year, Rabhi sought to reassure the public that there will be no water cuts this year. The situation is deemed completely secure for both potable and irrigation water.

Key Reserves Figures in Nabeul

The region's major dams total 48 million cubic meters, while the hillside dams store approximately 24 million cubic meters. Finally, the reserves of the hillside lakes amount to nearly 4 million cubic meters.

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