Egypt Depends on Allies for Renaissance Dam Security

The article discusses the efforts of the international community and friendly nations to assist Egypt in resolving the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam crisis, which is considered a matter of national security and a source of regional tension. Mediation efforts continue from Italy, China, and the United States, aimed at reaching a fair and binding agreement that ensures Egypt's rights along the Nile River and promotes balanced development for the upstream countries. Egypt emphasizes the necessity of adhering to international law and hints at the possibility of exercising its right to legitimate defense if tensions persist. Meanwhile, experts look forward to a more proactive role from friendly nations to support serious negotiations and prevent the escalation of the conflict.