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Fayoum Science Seminar on Egypt’s Water Challenges
The seminar held at the Faculty of Science at Fayoum University, chaired by Dr. Ashraf Eisa, addressed the current challenges facing water resources in Egypt and emphasized the importance of conserving them and enhancing their management. The speakers affirmed that the Nile River is the primary source of water in the country and requires cooperation among Nile Basin countries—especially Ethiopia—to ensure sustainable development and protect water resources. They also reviewed the role of the High Dam in regulating water flow and safeguarding against floods and droughts. The discussion included the significance of investing in Egypt’s natural wealth, such as natural gas, phosphates, and white sands, to boost the national economy. Additionally, they pointed out that Egypt faces challenges in meeting its water needs, with consumption estimated at about 250 million cubic meters per day, while its Nile water share amounts to 55.5 billion cubic meters annually. In conclusion, the speakers emphasized the importance of water conservation and raising awareness of water resources, highlighting the necessity of utilizing natural assets and transforming them into value-added industries.
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