Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan begin second round of dam negotiations

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Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan begin second round of dam negotiations
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The negotiations for the construction of the $4 billion Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) continue –– a project that Ethiopia sees as crucial to powering its economic development.

Egypt and Sudan fear the massive $4.2 billion dam will severely reduce the share of Nile water they receive and have repeatedly asked Addis Ababa to stop filling it until an agreement is reached. / Photo: AP Archive

"The second round of the tripartite negotiation among #Ethiopia, #Egypt, and #Sudan on the... annual operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam has commenced today, September 23, 2023, in Addis Ababa," Ethiopia's foreign ministry said on Saturday on X, formerly Twitter. Ethiopia this month announced the completion of the fourth and final filling of the Grand Renaissance Dam, prompting immediate condemnation from Cairo, which denounced the move as illegal.

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