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While staying hydrated is essential for overall health, drinking water alone will not cause significant weight loss unless combined with a healthy lifestyle.
Cairo hosted Monday the consultation meeting among the Egyptian and Sudanese ministers of irrigation and foreign affairs as well as technical experts.
The signing was attended by Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdelatty received Sunday his Sudanese counterpart Ali Youssef al-Sherif.
To better understand how Egypt can adapt, research center EUMENA organized Sunday a workshop on what needs to be done.
Ambassador to Nigeria Mohamed Fouad met President of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Omar Touray.
The Minister’s remarks were given to the Cabinet Information Center. He noted that these Egypt-funded initiatives include water harvesting projects, well drilling, drinking water stations, rain forecasting centers, and dams.
He made these remarks during the opening speech at the 7th Cairo Water Week on Sunday, which is held this year under the theme: “Water and Climate: Building Resilient Communities.”
Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources Hani Sweilam called Sunday on states that ratified the Entebbe Agreement to revisit their stances and resume talks.
President Sisi called on the international community to increase its support to African states in the field of water management by providing the necessary funding and technology.
Berger added that the EU worked for a period as a mediator between these parties, but Ethiopia did not show cooperation in this mediation, which led to its suspension.
Minister of Health and Deputy Prime Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar held a press conference Monday to reveal the results of water analysis in Aswan, which was believed to have been the cause of the number of stomach flu cases admitted to hospitals in the Upper Egypt’s city.
Water samples taken from the Nile River near the affected villages tested negative for any microbiological or chemical changes.
The water was supposed to arrive to Egypt by the end of July but it arrived by the end of August.
The catastrophe incurred the death of at least 60, destruction of 20 villages, damages in 50 others, and displacement of at least 50,000.
The two countries also signed an MoU on cooperation in the transport sector.
In the speech he gave in the press conference that was held following meeting with the new Cabinet members, Madbouli said that these initiatives aim to optimize the utilization of water resources while bolstering their economic development.
Geologist Abbas Sharaqy posted Wednesday a satellite photo of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).
Egypt had built a center for rain and flood forecast in Congo.
Ghanem noted that Egypt had built a similar one in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
