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Renaissance Dam and Egypt's water rights
Mohamed Anwar Sadat, Vice Chairman of the National Council for Human Rights, affirmed that the Renaissance Dam issue poses a threat to Egypt's water security and is regarded as a human rights matter. Water is essential for life, health, food, and stability, and any disruption in its availability endangers the lives of millions. He clarified that managing shared resources must be based on fairness and transparency, and that establishing a clear agreement on filling and operating procedures, data exchange, and early warning systems is crucial to minimizing negative impacts on vulnerable communities. He pointed out that water justice entails preventing any country from being deprived of development, while ensuring that development does not threaten the fundamental aspects of other nations' lives. The solution lies in cooperation and responsible management of resources.
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