More meetings between Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia will convene next week about the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Rhetoric sounds like negotiations will continue, despite one of the consultancy firms hired to conduct an "independent high quality" assessment, withdrawing. Perhaps the Tripartite will be looking for another group to conduct this. I know some scientists and we are ready to come over and help!
No alternatives to negotiations on Ethiopian dam: Minister
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam - AFP
CAIRO: There is “no alternative” to negotiations in the case of the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD,) Minister of Irrigation Hossam Moghazy told Youm7 Tuesday.
The agreements between the Egyptian and Ethiopian political leaders are positive, Moghazy said, confirming a meeting of the Tripartite National Committee (TNC)
Oct. 5-6 in Cairo to discuss pending issues between Deltares and BRL.
The TNC will tackle means to allow the two consultation firms to conduct joint studies on the impact of GERD on Egypt and Sudan, according to Moghazy.
Dutch Deltares withdrew from the GERD studies earlier in September, citing TNC and BRL conditions that “did not provide sufficient guarantee for Deltares that an independent high-quality study could be carried out.”
Water resources experts previously recommended that
Sisi intervene in the prolonged negotiations.
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