Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan have not yet reached agreement on the watering of the large Ethiopian dam on the Nile 1
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Denys Bédarride
Wednesday 8 July 2020 Last update on Wednesday, July 8, 2020 At 6:26 AM

The Grand Renaissance Dam, the gigantic Ethiopian dam on the Nile, will not be flooded until an agreement is reached between the three countries concerned, namely Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan.

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