The President of Egypt, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi: The presence of the river's sources in the territory of a country does not give it the right to exclusively control a resource shared by several nations. Any bet that Egypt will agree to impose a fait accompli or compromise on its water security is a lost bet. Every country has the right to development without harming other countries or harming their water security. Consultation, coordination and good neighborliness. Egypt and the countries of the world are exposed to threats of water shortages, high risks of drought and floods and increasing pressure on resources. Sisi's statements came in a speech he gave during his participation in the activities of the ninth water week in Cairo.

The President of Egypt, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi: The presence of the river's sources in the territory of a country does not give it the right to exclusively control a resource shared by several nations. Any bet that Egypt will agree to impose a fait accompli or compromise on its water security is a lost bet. Every country has the right to development without harming other countries or harming their water security. Consultation, coordination and good neighborliness. Egypt and the countries of the world are exposed to threats of water shortages, high risks of drought and floods and increasing pressure on resources. Sisi's statements came in a speech he gave during his participation in the activities of the ninth water week in Cairo.