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The article highlighted statements made by media personality Ahmed Musa, in which he affirmed that Egypt's stance on the Renaissance Dam is firm and definitive: no new dam will be allowed to be built, and what happened in 2011 will not be repeated. He emphasized that Egypt has communicated its position to all countries around the world, including the United States, and will not tolerate any overstepping from the Ethiopian side. Musa pointed out that the Ethiopian regime is dealing with lies and lacks integrity in its dealings with Egypt. He noted that statements by Minister of Water Resources Hani Sewilam, which are based on facts and legal grounds, demonstrate that constructing a dam on an international river like the Nile requires adherence to international law. Ethiopia propagates an absolute sovereign right to build dams, which is an illegal claim that threatens the rights of the downstream countries. Musa confirmed that Ethiopia is in a state of shock following the Egyptian minister’s remarks, which are based on internationally recognized agreements and rules. He further clarified that building a dam on a river shared by ten countries is not merely a domestic project, but a matter with legal and international political implications.
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