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Egypt and Sudan have announced the formation of a joint committee to document and assess damage they say was caused by Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam, as a step toward recording it and seeking compensation under international law. Experts say the move could turn the two countries’ understanding of the risks into an evidence-based record and pave the way for legal and diplomatic action. The dispute over the rules for filling and operating the dam has continued for nearly 15 years. The announcement followed Egyptian-Sudanese meetings that reaffirmed the two countries’ commitment to defending their water rights and coordinating the management of Nile waters.
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