Did you know there are no rivers in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is one of the many desert countries around the world that lack permanent rivers.

Here's some additional information about water resources in Saudi Arabia:

Arid Climate: The country experiences very little rainfall, making it difficult for permanent rivers to form and sustain themselves.
Underground Resources: Saudi Arabia relies heavily on groundwater reserves for its water needs. However, these resources are not limitless and require careful management.
Desalination: Desalination plants play a crucial role in converting seawater into freshwater, a vital source for agriculture and consumption.

Some other countries that share this characteristic of having no permanent rivers include:

Libya
Egypt
United Arab Emirates
Chad