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Egypt asserts control over Nile flow
Egypt confirmed that the recent statements by the Ethiopian Minister of Water and Energy regarding the construction of additional dams on the Nile River and controlling its flow represent a blatant violation of international law and the principles of managing shared international rivers. It stated that these remarks reflect Addis Ababa's intention to impose dominance over a shared international river, and that Egypt will not allow any attempt at unilateral control over the water, which remains a common right. Egypt emphasized that the Nile River does not belong to anyone, and that any attempts at unilateral control are inconsistent with international rules. The country affirmed that it will take all legal measures to protect its rights and interests in the river.
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