Egypt and Sudan: Water Security Is a Red Line, with Joint Coordination to Confront Challenges
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Egypt and Sudan affirmed that the water security of both countries is a red line that cannot be compromised. This affirmation came within the framework of a strategic partnership linking the two countries across a number of important files.
According to the statements, the joint position includes activating the joint defense agreement between the two states. It also encompasses coordination between them to confront challenges related to water. The Nile River is the main source of water in Egypt and Sudan, so the issue of water security is considered one of the most important matters for millions of citizens in both countries.
This position reflects the continued cooperation between Egypt and Sudan on water and security issues. Through this coordination, the two sides affirm that preserving the water rights of both countries remains a priority for them.
The statements did not include additional details about the practical measures that will be taken in the coming period. Media outlets are expected to follow developments on this file and the official steps that follow from it.
Sources: أخبار السعودية | saudi news
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