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Water resources professor Nader Nour El-Din confirmed that there is currently no major problem arising from the decreased flows of Blue Nile water into Egypt, and that the country depends on the reservoir of High Dam, which is sufficient for five years. He explained that the water coming from the Blue Nile first flows into Lake Nasser, then is released to meet the country's needs, despite ongoing challenges due to drought periods and the impacts of the El Niño phenomenon on the river's flow. He pointed out that Egypt can overcome drought periods, emphasizing that the storage in the High Dam protects the country from future crises, and that dry years may be sporadic rather than continuous.
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