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APPENDICESand at the Ecole des Mines de Paris. He is currently professor at the National School ofEngineers of Tunis.Stefano Burchiis a Senior Legal Officer with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), specializing in water resources law. He has advised member countries of FAO onwater legislation, has authored one FAO book and co-authored two. He has publishedseveral articles and lectured on water laws and institutions at graduate and post-graduatecourses.Abdullah Droubiis a hydrogeologist, and holds a PhD in water geochemistry from the University LouisPasteur, Strasbourg France, 1976. He joined the Arab Center for the Studies of Arid Zonesand Dry Lands – ACSAD in 1977. In 1981 he became the head of the water quality section inthe water resources division in ACSAD, he is the Director of Water Resources Division inACSAD.Mohammed L. Al-EryaniFormer Minister of Water and Environment (Yemen), is a specialist in water resourcesplanning and management. He has 25 years of teaching and consulting experience and hasalso worked as member, then leader, of the Water Issues Team of the UNESCWA.Chedli FezzaniEngineer in geodesics and mapping. Former Director of the Office of mapping and topographyin Tunisia, and former Executif secretary of the l’Observatoire du Sahara et du Sahel(OSS).M.A. Rien HabermehlDr, is a hydrogeologist and Principal Research Scientist in the Bureau of Rural Sciences,Australia. He has 40 years experience in hydrogeology and has studied and preparednumerous scientific papers and reports on the hydrogeology, hydrochemistry, isotopehydrology, environmental geology and other aspects of the Great Artesian Basin, Australiasince 1971. He has international work experience, and has been a lecturer at (UNESCO/IAEA) courses and an (invited) keynote speaker at international conferences.Djamel LatrechHydrogeologist with large experience in the management of water resources. He has workedat the National Agency of Hydraulic Resources in Algiers, Algeria. He is currently the coordinatorof the SASS project at the l’Observatoire du Sahara et du Sahel (OSS).Ahmed MamouDr Es-Sciences in Hydrogeology. He is working as a scientific advisor at OSS with specialtieson groundwater resources and with a focus on arid zones groundwater managementin Africa and Arab zones. He has 33 years of professional experience and has been workingas a head of the Ground water resources office in Tunisia.101