Sudan: The Ethiopian Dam On the Nile River Is Defined As a 'Threat' By Egypt and Sudan
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Sudan: The Ethiopian Dam On the Nile River Is Defined As a 'Threat' By Egypt and Sudan
Addis Ababa -- "The Ethiopian dam on the Nile is a continuing threat to stability in the eastern Nile basin," states a joint statement from Egypt and Sudan issued yesterday, September 3, at the conclusion of the meeting held in Cairo between the ministers of foreign affairs and irrigation of both countries.
Egypt and Sudan issue joint statement on the Ethiopian Dam - Egypt Independent
In a joint statement on Wednesday, following a meeting involving the Ministers of Irrigation and Foreign Affairs from Egypt and Sudan, both nations affirmed that the Ethiopian dam will bring severe consequences for downstream nations and is a continuous threat to the stability of the Eastern Nile Basin as per international law. The statement noted that the serious risks associated with Ethiopia’s unilateral steps to fill and operate the dam, inc…
Egypt and Sudan expressed on Wednesday their rejection of any unilateral measure concerning the Great Barrier of the Ethiopian Renaissance (GERD) built on the Nile, reaffirming that their water security was one and indivisible. This position was announced in Cairo at a meeting organized within the framework of the consultation mechanism "2+2", which brought together the Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, the Egyptian Minister of Water Res…
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