Egypt also signalled support for Sudan in a dispute with Ethiopia over an area on the border between the two countries where there have recently been armed skirmishes.
Khartoum fears the dam, which lies on the Blue Nile close to the border with Sudan, could increase the risk of flooding and affect the safe operation of its own Nile dams, while water-scarce Egypt fears its supplies from the Nile could be hit. “We affirmed the necessity of returning to serious and effective negotiations with the aim of reaching, as soon as possible and before the next flood season, a just, balanced and legally binding agreement,” Sisi said after meeting Sudan’s leaders.
Sisi’s call came a day after Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry appealed to U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for a return to “serious” negotiations over the dam, according to Egypt’s foreign ministry.
Ethiopia_Abebe Always it have more than one option but you must choice by ur self ,sudan regret at last
The dam should never have been built!!
Pair of savage animals
Sisi tunataka maji!
We Ethiopians never fear only respect.
Incroyable! For a dictator who has overseen the slaughter of 817+ in Rabaa Square, the detention of tens of thousands of political detentions, systematic torture, war crimes in north Sinai, and the crushing of independent journalists and activists.
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