
“We are for the revision of the agreements through peace and collective negotiations by all states,” he said. “A comprehensive legal framework for equitable and just utilisation of the Nile resources by riparian states has to be put into place,” he added.
…Participants were drawn from Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan, Niger, Zambia, Egypt, South Africa among other countries. But an official from Egypt’s Ministry of International Co-operation, Marawan Badr, when reached for comment said Egypt may relax its hard stance on the utilisation of River Nile water resources if its historical and natural rights are guaranteed by other riparian countries.
“Egypt is not opposed to the sharing of the water resources provided that the other riparian countries guarantee us of water security. “There is no way we can continue to maintain a monopoly since the waters originates from other riparian countries and later ends in our country. We don’t have to quarrel as the water resources are enough for all of us.”…
Ripples on the wind create intricate wave patterns in a thick plume of dust over Egypt (right) and Libya (left), in this image from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Aqua satellite
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