Egypt rejects Ethiopian control over Nile waters

Egypt affirms its rejection of any attempt by Ethiopia to control the flow of the Nile River waters. It considers Ethiopian statements regarding the construction of new dams and its control over the water as a violation of international law. Cairo views this approach as a threat to its water share and contrary to the rules of international river management. Egypt also stresses that the Nile is not the property of a single country and that unilateral control over its flow is illegal. It is prepared to defend its interests using all available tools, amid ongoing tensions over the filling and operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which has been under construction since 2011, with calls for binding legal agreements to ensure the rights of downstream countries.

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