Malak Altaeb

Malak Altaeb is a former Nonresident Fellow at TIMEP focusing on food security in North Africa. Malak is an independent consultant, analyst, and researcher from Libya based in Paris, France. She holds a master’s degree in Environmental Policy from Sciences Po, Paris, and a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Tripoli, Libya. Malak is a Nonresident scholar in the water and climate program at the Middle East Institute (MEI). She is a graduate of the North African Policy Initiative’s Young Policy Leaders Program, during which she researched and wrote a policy paper on local agribusiness development in Tripoli, Libya. She publishes policy papers on water-related issues, with a lens on Libya and interest in the greater MENA region, such as a report on Libya’s water politics with the Arab Reform Initiative. You can follow her on Twitter at @MalakLibya1.

Articles by: Malak Altaeb

Local Roots: Indigenous Seeds and Tunisian Food Security

It is becoming increasingly clear that Tunisia’s agricultural model based on water-intensive hybrid seeds is unsustainable and has eroded Tunisia’s food sovereignty and created damaging dependencies on global grain markets. What, then,...

تصورات مؤتمر الأمم المتحدة للتغير المناخي حول واقع وفجوات العمل المناخي في ليبيا وتونس

من المهم إعادة النظر في تجارب ليبيا وتونس في مؤتمر المناخ السابع والعشرين لفهم الأداء والإخفاقات والفرص المحتملة على نحو أفضل، وأخذها بعين الاعتبار في مؤتمرات المناخ المقبلة.

COP27 Provided Reflection of Reality and Existing Gaps in Libya and Tunisia Climate Action 

It is important to revisit the experiences of Libya and Tunisia at COP27 to better understand performance, setbacks, and possible opportunities to consider for upcoming COPs.