Khartoum — The European Union has called on Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt to work diligently to reach an agreement on the Renaissance Dam, warning that the time is now is for action and not for increased tension in the region.
The High Representative of the European Union, Joseph Borrell, said that 250 million residents of the Nile Basin will benefit if an agreement is reached through dialogue to fill the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, indicating that these people expect investments in the field of water security, irrigation, agricultural production and electricity generation.
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