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- The latest round of talks on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has concluded in Addis Ababa without success.
- Egypt, heavily reliant on the Nile for its water supply, is blaming Ethiopia for rejecting proposals that safeguard the interests of the three nations involved.
- On its part, Ethiopia is accusing Egypt of “misrepresenting” its positions in the talks.
The latest round of Ethiopia-Egypt talks on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has concluded without success. The meeting, held in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, failed to produce any tangible results, as Ethiopia remained steadfast in its refusal to accept technical or legal compromise solutions that would address the concerns of all three countries involved: Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt.
Egypt’s Irrigation Ministry reported the lack of progress, highlighting Ethiopia’s persistent rejection of proposals aimed at safeguarding the interests of the three nations.
Egypt, heavily reliant on the Nile for its water …