Egypt and Sudan emphasize water security and Ethiopian dam cooperation

The article discusses strengthening cooperation between Egypt and Sudan in the fields of water and irrigation to ensure water security. Both countries reaffirmed their rights to the waters of the Nile River and emphasized the importance of coordination in filling and operating the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam to protect the interests of both peoples. The results of the work of the Jebel Oulaia Reservoir Qualification Committee were also reviewed, along with Egypt’s continued support for this issue. Additionally, preparations are underway to sign a memorandum of understanding covering areas such as flood protection, rainwater harvesting, solar-powered water stations, training, and capacity building. The goal of this cooperation is to achieve sustainable development, support stability, and ensure food security in both countries, with a focus on continuous coordination and the development of water monitoring and surveillance systems.

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