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Egyptian water and dam expert, Dr. Mohamed Hafez, warned of the possibility that Egypt could face a drought wave lasting up to 15 years due to the negative effects of the El Nino phenomenon on rainfall in the Ethiopian highlands. This could lead to reduced water supplies to the Nile River and an unusual decline in water levels. He explained that this potential drought would be comparable to the drought years between 1978 and 1988, which caused a drop in Lake Nasser's water level and raised concerns about potential impacts on Egypt's water sources. Egyptian experts also discussed the possible effects of the El Nino phenomenon on water supplies, with fears of declining water quotas for Egypt and complications related to reduced inflows from Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
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