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Blue Nile Drought Concerns Unveiled
Engineer Samah Abdel Rahman, Vice President of the Nile Water Sector at the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, clarified that Egypt is not currently facing a water crisis in the Nile. There are no indicators suggesting that the Blue Nile is experiencing drought or a significant decrease in flood levels during the current season. He confirmed that the full picture of the flood season becomes clear by the end of August, with daily monitoring of rainfall conditions and climate variations, particularly the phenomena of El Niño and La Niña, which directly impact rainfall levels in Nile Basin countries. He also pointed out that Sudan is more affected by developments related to the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which does not adhere to the operational agreements, increasing uncertainty in managing shared water resources. Typically, flood levels begin to gradually rise in August and September, with forecast accuracy improving as climate data becomes available.
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