Egypt has ramped up its concerns over Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) as Sudan faces the threat of devastating floods. The Sudanese government’s alert regarding the potential for severe floods in multiple states has added a new layer of urgency to the already complex situation. As the Blue Nile, a major tributary of the Nile River, passes through both Sudan and Ethiopia, the construction and operation of the GERD have become a source of tension in the region. The GERD’s impact on the flow of water downstream has raised fears of water shortages and agricultural challenges for both Sudan and Egypt.

Egypt intensifies concerns over Ethiopia megadam as Sudan grapples with floods: What you need to know

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