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The Al-Alamein Summit hosted by Egypt, with the participation of Eritrea, Somalia, and Sudan, discussed regional tensions in the Horn of Africa, emphasizing respect for sovereignty and the rejection of interference in internal affairs. The summit addressed critical issues related to the Nile River, with Egypt arguing that Ethiopia considers the river as a private resource, while Cairo stresses the need for the river to be managed in a manner that respects the rights of the downstream countries. Ethiopia, on the other hand, views the Nile as an international resource that should be governed by agreements. The summit highlighted the necessity of reaching a just settlement that fairly allocates water, especially given the strained relations between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. It considered the ongoing dispute as deepening the crisis.
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