Egypt has pointed the finger at Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam for the recent severe flooding in the Nile River, particularly in the areas of Beheira and Menoufia. As water rights become a contentious issue between the two countries, Ethiopia has refuted the allegations, stating that the dam actually helps to reduce flood risks downstream. The escalating tensions between Egypt and Ethiopia over the use of Nile River waters have become a focal point in the region, with both countries standing firm on their respective positions.

Egypt blames Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam for Nile River flooding

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