Category: Egypt
Saudi Prince Khalid bin Sultan "asked if [legal frameworks] which are firm and binding in.
Special edition| Post-Meles 2012 Collection of exclusive interviews, opinion pieces and news digests covering the.
Yet, posturing aside, officials and scholars in Cairo understand the insistence on monopoly of the Nile waters, with implicit military threats is literally unsustainable. Indeed, the more intelligent amongst them should know, at least for a few years to come, a direct military attack on the Renaissance dam project is improbable.
Ethiopia: A consistent proponent for greater cooperation in the Nile Basin
Ethiopia’s Minister of Energy, Alemayehu Tegenu this week reiterated the country’s commitment to the equitable.
Nile: Rehashing old and jaundiced views about the Nile
The Los Angeles Times, a respected newspaper, carried a story entitled ‘The Nile, Egypt’s lifeline.
Egypt’s Coptic Church elects its new Patriarch
The Egyptian Coptic Church on Sunday (November 4th) elected Bishop Tawadros, as the 118th Patriarch.
Nile: Egypt, Sudan’s decision to resume participation in ENTRO
The Eastern Nile Technical Regional Office (ENTRO), one of the three centers of the Nile.
Misguided fear or deliberate distortion in the Nile Basin again?
The Egyptian State Information Service (as quoted on allAfrica.com) reported a statement by Dr. Mohammed.
Nile: Int’l Panel of Experts visits the Renaissance dam
The Nile Tripartite Committee composed of experts drawn from Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan, and four.
Nile basin: Progress and Prospects of Cooperation
On Monday (October 8th) this week the Nile Tripartite Committee, now named the International Panel.