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Egypt informs Washington of huge project to turn Nile into international navigational artery

Egypt informs Washington of huge project to turn Nile into international navigational artery

  • Two sides also discussed the repercussions of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam crisis
  • Abdel-Aty reviewed the project of a navigation corridor between Lake Victoria and the Mediterranean
By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Archbishop of Canterbury tells Ethiopia: Talk to neighbors over GERD

Archbishop of Canterbury tells Ethiopia: Talk to neighbors over GERD

By Arab News ·
Update Ethiopia tells Egypt it has resumed filling giant Nile dam

Ethiopia tells Egypt it has resumed filling giant Nile dam

By Arab News ·
US and Egyptian presidents hold talks on Gaza, Libya

US and Egyptian presidents hold talks on Gaza, Libya

By Arab News ·
Special El-Sisi: Egypt’s water rights ‘will not be violated’

El-Sisi: Egypt’s water rights ‘will not be violated’

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Sudan PM stresses need to reach binding agreement on Renaissance Dam

Sudan PM stresses need to reach binding agreement on Renaissance Dam

By Arab News ·
US urges de-escalation between Sudan, Ethiopia

US urges de-escalation between Sudan, Ethiopia

By AFP ·
Special Egypt resumes negotiations on Renaissance Dam, despite Ethiopian obstinacy

Egypt resumes negotiations on Renaissance Dam, despite Ethiopian obstinacy

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Ethiopia says will not ‘cave in’ after Donald Trump slams Nile dam

Ethiopia says will not ‘cave in’ after Donald Trump slams Nile dam

By AFP ·
Special Egypt PM calls for agreement on Ethiopian dam

Egypt PM calls for agreement on Ethiopian dam

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Special Ethiopia says Renaissance Dam negotiations resuming Monday

Ethiopia says Renaissance Dam negotiations resuming Monday

By Mohammed Al-Shamaa ·
Special Nile dam deal ‘on the horizon’ after mini-summit

Nile dam deal ‘on the horizon’ after mini-summit

By Mohamed Al-Shamaa ·
Special Egypt weighing possibility of mini-African summit on Renaissance Dam crisis

Egypt weighing possibility of mini-African summit on Renaissance Dam crisis

By Mohamed Al-Shamaa & Salma Ahmed ·

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