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Former Minister of Water Resources, Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Aaty, revealed that Egypt did not object to development projects in Ethiopia that rely on underground water sources amounting to 40 billion cubic meters, which do not impact the Nile's water. He confirmed that Egypt has prepared water conservation projects, including desalination stations for agricultural wastewater and the reinforcement of its high dam, in anticipation of emergencies such as droughts or floods. Abdel-Aaty emphasized the need to take precautions to address potential risks of the Ethiopian dam's collapse, based on satellite images and the unstable condition of the land, as these issues directly affect the lives of the citizens.
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