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Egypt turns to Russia for help with desalination plants amid Nile dam crisis – Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East

March 2, 2021 Sector.Africa AdministratorAfrican Union, Continents, East Egypt, Eastern Mediterranean, Egypt, Egyptian government, Eman Sayed, Irrigation, Natural Resources Department, Professor, Sinai Peninsula, Studies Institute, UN security council, Water resources management in Egypt, World0 comment

Egypt suffers from a water deficit of up to 20 billion cubic meters annually, Eman Sayed, head of the planning sector at the Egyptian Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, told Sky News Arabia Feb. 10. She explained that 97% of Egypt’s water resources come from the Nile River, and Egypt’s water needs reach 80 billion cubic meters annually. Osama Salam, a professor at the governmental National Water Research Center and water expert at the Environment Agency in Abu Dhabi, told Al-Monitor, “Egypt needs to develop its nonconventional water resources to meet the…

Why are UN and UNHRC scared of naming & shaming China for Covid19 pandemic?

March 30, 2020February 17, 2021 Sector.Africa AdministratorAmerica, China, current Commissioner, Director-General, G20, health equipment, Michelle Bachelet, Michelle Bennett, New York, Nokia N95 Smartphone, president, South China, South China Sea, South Pacific, UN General Assembly, UN security council, UNHRC, United Nations, United Nations Human Rights Commission, World Health Organization0 comment

The Coronavirus pandemic is ravaging the world, taking a toll on human lives and forcing 40 countries to lockdown with almost 2.2 billion people under house arrest. Spain and Italy have been the worst hit in Europe and America is in for hard times with New York emerging as the new epicentre. The whole world is in turmoil with over 22,000 deaths and close to 500,000 cases with the numbers increasing every minute. Wuhan, China from where it all started has since controlled the situation but the deadly virus has…