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Sudan Faces First Drought Year
The Professor of Water Resources at Cairo University explained that the retreat of the Nile's waters in Sudan, especially in its northern regions and in Turkey, presents a severe problem. This causes alluvial and sandy lands to appear and leads to the shutdown of water treatment plants, threatening the availability of drinking water for the population. He noted that this year is considered one of the most difficult years for the Nile River, with a significant decrease in water flow, especially as the Blue Nile's share has declined to 20-25 billion cubic meters annually. This has resulted in water shortages in Sudan and no water reaching its dams, amid widespread resentment over Ethiopia’s disregard for national concerns and its irresponsible filling of the Renaissance Dam.
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