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The article discusses the statement made by the Deputy Head of the Nile Water Sector at the Ministry of Water Resources regarding the Ethiopian dam's situation. Currently, the dam is operating at 50% of its capacity for electricity production, with six turbines out of thirteen in operation. He confirmed that the dam suffers from poor management and that there is a lack of know-how for optimal operation. He explained that Egypt relies entirely on the High Dam to meet its water needs, and that the state is taking proactive measures by expanding facilities such as the Toshka spillway to improve water storage capacity. He emphasized the necessity of reaching a binding legal agreement with Ethiopia to resolve the dam crisis. Additionally, he pointed out that Egypt is prepared to face scenarios of drought or floods through pre-planned strategies to ensure its water security.
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