The monuments most at risk of drowning in the Arab world

The countries of North Africa, the Persian Gulf and Iran border the coasts of the Gulf, the Mediterranean and the Arabian Sea, while countries with low coastal areas and wide river deltas, such as Egypt and Iraq, are more vulnerable to the risk of flooding with the catastrophic consequences they bring on infrastructure, population, agriculture and fresh water supply, not to mention The cultural losses that will extend to some of the most important historical monuments we know in the depths of the sea.