Meeting in Kinshasa between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia over the Grand Renaissance Dam comes after Sisi warned of 'unimaginable instability' if Ethiopia proceeds
The latest meeting between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam may be the last chance to relaunch talks before it is filled for the second year in a row, Egypt said in a statement on Sunday.
The meeting concludes on Monday in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Previous attempts at reaching an agreement over the giant dam that Ethiopia is building on the Blue Nile have ended in deadlock.
Ethiopia says the dam is key to its economic development and power generation.
Egypt fears it will imperil its supplies of Nile water, on which it depends for about 97 percent of its irrigation and drinking water, while Sudan is concerned about the dam's safety and about regulating water flows through its own dams and water stations.
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