arab parliament speakers stand by egypt in nile water talks
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Arab parliament speakers stand by Egypt in Nile water talks

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Nile water
Cairo - Arab Today

The speakers of Arab parliaments voiced support for Egypt and Sudan in the ongoing negotiations on the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in order to enable the two countries to receive their fair quota of the Nile water.

At the end of the 23rd conference of the Arab Parliamentary Union on Monday, they welcomed the return of parliamentary life to Egypt after the end of the roamap.

They expressed hope that the mega projects being carried out in Egypt would achieve economic development.

The Arab lawmakers condemned the bloody crimes committed against the security and stability of Egypt.

Source ; MENA

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