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Ahmed Salem: Julius Nyerere Dam Shows Egypt's Africa Engagement
The Julius Nyerere Dam project in Tanzania reflects Egypt's strong return to influence and cooperation in Africa. It is the second-largest hydropower dam on the continent and one of the most prominent examples of Egyptian-African collaboration. The project was executed by a consortium of Arab Contractors and Siemens Egypt, at a cost of nearly $2.9 billion, with a production capacity of 2,115 megawatts. Approximately 1,700 Egyptian engineers and technicians, along with 12,000 workers, were involved in its implementation. This project underscores Egypt's strengthening of soft power in Africa and enhances economic and developmental relations between Egypt and the countries of the continent.
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