The Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) published a commentary that first appeared in Al-Ahram Weekly on 13 February 2014 titled "Globalizing Water Projects" by Helmi Sharawy, former director of the Arab and African Research Centre in Cairo.
The author argues for a global approach to African water issues, including differences among countries in the Nile Basin.
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan and Nile Water
The Egyptian private daily newspaper, Youm 7, asked me to respond to a series of questions concerning Egypt's relations with Ethiopia and the impact of Ethiopia's new Renaissance Dam on Egypt. I submitted my responses on 1 June 2013, before the Egyptian public relations debacle on this issue noted in a posting below dated 5 June 2013. Youm 7 published the interview translated into Arabic on 6 June 2013. You can also read the original English version titled "Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan and Nile Water."
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