Sisi: Egypt Faces Water Challenges as Nile Provides over 98% of Renewable Water Resources
Sisi said Egypt relies on the Nile for more than 98% of its renewable water and urged cooperation to protect water security.
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President El-Sisi inaugurates CWW, describes betting on compromising Egypt’s water security losing gamble
Water issues are a top priority on Egypt’s foreign policy agenda. Egypt views water as a driver of cooperation and shared prosperity, rather than a political tool for fueling conflicts and disputes, said President El-Sisi in his opening speech at the ninth edition of the Cairo Water Week (CWW).
Sisi: Egypt faces water challenges as Nile provides over 98% of renewable water resources
CAIRO, Oct 25 (MENA) – President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said Egypt faces a unique water challenge due to its geographical location and heavy reliance on the Nile River, which it shares with other Nile Basin countries and which provides more than 98 percent of its renewable water resources. With population growth, rising water and food …
Sisi: Egypt will never compromise, or accept a fait accomplai on its water security
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has called for boosting international co-operation on water security, upholding international law and ensuring the equitable use of shared water resources. Inaugurating the 9th edition of the Cairo Water Week (CWW) under the theme, “Water as a Catalyst for Peace, Shared Prosperity, and a Sustainable Planet,” President Sisi underscored the River […]
President Abdelfattah Al-Sisi stressed that Egypt faces a particular water challenge because of its geographical nature and its main dependence on the river Nile, which is shared by the basin countries and provides more than 98% of Egypt's renewable water resources. In a speech recorded during the opening of the 9th edition of Cairo Water Week on Sunday, he pointed out that with the growing population and water needs [...] the article "Sisi: Egy…
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