Posted 2013-05-30 08:34:31
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has disclosed continuity of consultations and understanding between Sudan, Ethiopia and Egypt concerning the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project.
The ministry stated that the technical authorities at the Ministry of Electricity and Water Resources affirmed that the Ethiopian step to establish the dam will not affect Sudan.
This came in a briefing given by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on statements attributed to Sudan Ambassador to Cairo, Kamal Hassan Ali, about the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
The Foreign Ministry reiterated Sudan commitment to cooperate with both Ethiopia and Sudan in the Nile water for the sake of guaranteeing maximum common benefit for the three countries.
The ministrys briefing included denial of Sudan Ambassador to Egypt, Kamal Hassan Ali, to any statements that he gave describing the Ethiopian government act as " shocking" and that Sudan and Egypt would resort to the Arab League to resist establishment of the Ethiopian dam.
The ministry stated that the technical authorities at the Ministry of Electricity and Water Resources affirmed that the Ethiopian step to establish the dam will not affect Sudan.
This came in a briefing given by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on statements attributed to Sudan Ambassador to Cairo, Kamal Hassan Ali, about the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
The Foreign Ministry reiterated Sudan commitment to cooperate with both Ethiopia and Sudan in the Nile water for the sake of guaranteeing maximum common benefit for the three countries.
The ministrys briefing included denial of Sudan Ambassador to Egypt, Kamal Hassan Ali, to any statements that he gave describing the Ethiopian government act as " shocking" and that Sudan and Egypt would resort to the Arab League to resist establishment of the Ethiopian dam.
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