Egypt Warns Against Unilateral Actions on the Nile
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi stressed that his country will not accept fait accomplis or negotiate its water security, underlining that the existence of the sources of a river within the territory of a state does not give it the right to unilaterally control a resource shared by many peoples. The Egyptian …
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi stressed that his country will not accept fait accomplis or negotiate its water security, stressing that the existence of the sources of a river within the territory of a state does not give it the right to unilaterally control a resource shared by many peoples. The Egyptian ... More www.ertnews.gr
Dr. Hani Solem, Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, stressed that those who look at the map of Egypt, most of them desert land, are even, lack only water. Neil is the lifeblood of Egyptians. He pointed out that cooperation is the password for water management in Egypt, and the challenges have many faces, not only unilateral actions on the Upper Nile, but there are climate changes, and an increase in [...] the article by the Minister of t…
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