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Leaders of Egypt and Ethiopia agree to resume negotiations on Nile dam

  • El-Sisi and Ahmed said discussions to resolve dispute will be expedited with aim of reaching agreement in 4 months
  • Egypt and Sudan have long been at odds with Ethiopia over the dam
By Gobran Mohamed ·
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Will the Egypt-Ethiopia Renaissance Dam dispute be on the agenda when Biden visits Riyadh?

By Mohammed Al-Shamaa ·

Egyptian, South Sudanese ministers in talks to enhance ties

By Yassin Mohammad ·

Egypt appeals to UNSC after Ethiopia starts Renaissance Dam operations

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
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Egypt: Ethiopia rejecting coordination mechanism over Renaissance Dam

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·

Efforts ongoing to resume the Renaissance Dam negotiations, says Egyptian minister

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·

Head of Sudan’s Sovereignty Council says dialogue only way to solve Renaissance Dam crisis with Ethiopia

By Arab News ·

Egypt, Sudan seek global action to end Nile dam deadlock

By Mohamed Magdy ·

Sudan, Egypt renew calls for international role in Ethiopia dispute

By AP ·

Egypt ‘will not give up a single drop of Nile water,’ vows PM

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·

Ethiopia to go on filling Nile mega-dam despite impasse: Minister

By AFP ·

Egypt joins dam negotiations in DRC

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·

Sudan warns Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam plans threaten the lives of 20 million

By Arab News ·

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