Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan are again on the negotiating desk.
They’re hoping to resolve a years-long dispute over Ethiopia’s multi-billion greenback hydroelectric dam on the Blue Nile.
Sudan and Egypt are fearful the dam will restrict their very own water provide – and pose an existential menace for generations to return.
Egypt is asking for a legally binding settlement.
However for years now, Ethiopia has remained defiant.
So what can Egypt do, if these newest negotiations fail?
And what would be the long-term penalties of this dam?
Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom
Friends
Yilma Seleshi, professor of water sources and engineering at Addis Ababa College. He’s additionally adviser to the Ethiopian negotiating crew.
Sara Kira, founder and Director of the European North African Heart for Analysis.
Allam Ahmed, professor of information administration and sustainable improvement on the College of East London.
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