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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.
The pilot operation began in Kafr El Sheikh governorate.
Over the past years, development has continued for all elements of the water system until the present day, as Egypt works to confront water challenges resulting from limited water resources and population increase.
The rehabilitation of others is in-progress.
Soliman added that the priority in terms of location goes to the Mediterranean coasts, followed by those lying on the Red Sea, then the Suez Canal.
The ministry pointed out that 20 of those had been established over the past few years to serve 100,000 South Sudanese citizens.
The plan's duration is between 2024 and 2027.
The two sides had been developing a prototype over a year.
Others had been renovated across 2.3 million feddans.
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi followed up on water cooperation with the Nile Basin countries in a Tuesday meeting with the prime minister.
The initiative is worth $2.5 million.
That is in addition to four rainwater harvesting dams.
In 2014, the Egyptian government launched a series of projects aimed at protecting Sinai from flash floods.
That is more than those of the previous ones combined.
The declaration provides the necessity of congruence among the three countries on the filling and operation processes.
The long-term plan of cooperation includes constructing 10 dams to collect rainwater, digging 10 groundwater wells, and establishing a pilot area for modern irrigation on an area of 100 acres. As per the new plan, Egypt will provide a training program to Kenyan cadres in the field of water resources and irrigation, the statement added.
Professor of Geology and Water Resources at Cairo University Abbas Sharaky Abbas Sharaqy posted Saturday on Facebook satellite images.
