Egypt’s Water Policy After the Construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam – Arab Reform Initiative

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Egypt is one of the driest countries in the world. It is also the country that is most dependent on a single source of water: The Nile. The Nile River provides over 93% of Egypt’s water needs, according to Egyptian government documents. However, the water crisis discussion mainly focuses on the extent to which previous water agreements with other Nile Basin countries are binding, or on the truthfulness of the current news…

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Egypt’s Water Policy After the Construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam – Arab Reform Initiative

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