Egypt readies for possible unrest over Ethiopian dam

The article discusses the steps Egypt is taking to address the impacts of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, especially in light of the reduced rainfall during the current season. It notes that Egypt is developing multiple scenario plans to cope with water flow disruptions caused by Ethiopia's management of the dam, which Egypt and Sudan do not recognize as legitimate and are demanding an agreement on clear rules for operation and storage. The Egyptian government emphasizes that the High Dam remains the fundamental pillar of water security and is closely monitoring the dam's actions and their effects on water flow levels. There are expectations of a dry season and drought if Ethiopia continues to manage the dam unilaterally. The article also highlights increasing risks of water shortages or floods, with Egypt and Sudan preparing to face these challenges based on meteorological data and precise water monitoring.

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